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Is the 4-hour body like the 4-hour work week, where you count things like running a marathon as fun instead of exercise? "Oh, I'm not working. I'm cold calling
by fleitz 16y ago
Is the 4-hour body like the 4-hour work week, where you count things like running a marathon as fun instead of exercise? "Oh, I'm not working. I'm cold calling for the fun of it, because rejection gets me pumped."
I really like how he's offering courses for buying more copies of the book. Surely, thats not to hack the NYT best seller list. I'm going to hold out til the book as offered as part of a get rich quick scheme on late night TV with both Tim AND Tony Robbin's signatures. The only thing missing is how the book would NORMALLY retail for over $300.
- runjake 16y agoSome of us do run them for "fun" ;) I hate running as an exercise (unless it's on trails, out in the woods, preferably while rainy and muddy), but I like the challenge of pushing past everything in your body and mind telling you to quit.
- fleitz 16y agoYes, but I'm sure that the 4-hours of gym time, also includes a lot of exercise, which is not what the statement implies.
- runjake 16y agoMany of his claims in 4HWW also required additional initially-unmentioned effort (as you so eloquently mention in your OP). This tactic is common in tabloids with a majority female demographic ("Get your perfect beach body in 2 hours!"). I hope I'm proven wrong.