it read like a get-rich-quick-scheme aimed at tech-savvy middle managers who are stuck in a cube farm what's wrong with that? I'm the same as you in that I lo

it read like a get-rich-quick-scheme aimed at tech-savvy middle managers who are stuck in a cube farm what's wrong with that? I'm the same as you in that I love what I do for a living, but to be honest with you, we're rare. Most people are stuck living boring lives, doing jobs that make them miserable. I gave the book to two friends of mine in 9-to-5 jobs. One of them read the book and told me that she was legitimately blown away by what she read. Fast forward a few years and now she's got a side project going that makes her happy. It's not a "muse" per se because it takes quite a bit of work, but the point is, this book inspired her to start a startup so that she can one day quit her job. The other friend I gave it to was cynical and echoed a lot of the sentiments I hear around here. It's not original, it'll never work, Tim Ferriss is dishonest. Well, it's been a few years and he's still stuck, stagnating in the same shitty job. -shrug-