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Tim Ferriss

Author and podcaster

Tim Ferriss is an author and host of The Tim Ferriss Show podcast.

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Recommended Books

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Books by Tim Ferriss

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A Walk in the Woods80% Confidence

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Getting Past No80% Confidence
I think this book and 'Getting to Yes' go together really, really nicely.

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Au Contraire!80% Confidence

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Draft No. 480% Confidence
@BillCaraher Draft No 4 by John MacPhee is the single best book I read on book arcs and pacing. Leaves the others in the dust. King and Lamott and others are more aimed at fiction. Have them read Erik Larson Devil in the White Citynonfiction that reads like fiction.

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Happy Money80% Confidence

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Death of a Salesman80% Confidence
I had a completely different view of Death of a Salesman once I became a father versus before I became a father.

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