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The 4-Hour Chef
Tim Ferriss (inferred) ISBN 0547884591
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Tim Ferriss (inferred) ISBN 0547884591
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“when I did the launch for the 4-Hour chef in 2012 with going on Joe Rogan and Mark Marin and Nerdist”— Tim Ferriss
“That won't surprise anybody who's read the 4-hour chef, which is confusingly a book about accelerated learning, but sequencing is the magic sauce”— Tim Ferriss
“in the 4-hour chef a million years ago, came out in 2012, which was actually a book about accelerated learning confusingly.”— Tim Ferriss
“This is for restaurants and I've got a whole bunch of these in the 4-hour chef for people who are interested.”— Tim Ferriss
“for people who've read the 4-hour chef, which is actually about accelerated learning, this approach will sound familiar”— Tim Ferriss
“New York Times bestselling author of The 4our work week the 4-Hour Body the 4-Hour chef”— Tim Ferriss
“The first hunt I ever did was for The 4-Hour Chef long ago. That was 2012”— Tim Ferriss
“it was after the 4-Hour Chef 670 some odd pages I just felt so battle weary and run down by publishing”— Tim Ferriss
“in the process of working on the 4-Hour chef and learning to forage I felt it was incumbent upon me to hunt”— Tim Ferriss
“it's like book on entrepreneurship book on physical performance book on cognitive performance and learning for our Chef etc etc it's mostly developmental”— Tim Ferriss
“you're also great help with the 4-Hour Chef so I wanted to right off the bat thank you for that”— Nick Kokonas
“I remember hearing when I was working on The 4-Hour Chef, someone who was involved in one of these very, very well-known schools”— Tim Ferriss
“I go back to The 4-Hour Chef all the time for various things, 4-Hour Body, I go back to it all the time for various things.”— Tim Ferriss
“took a break from the books after The 4-Hour Chef, that's when the podcast was started, 2014.”— Tim Ferriss
“Telling you from The 4-Hour Chef how to make runny eggs the wrong way, who cares?”— Kevin Rose
“to be almost an addendum to The 4-Hour Workweek, The 4-Hour Body and The 4-Hour Chef in terms of, say, healthy, wealthy, wise”— Tim Ferriss
“in 2012 the four-hour Chef burned me out it was a probably a three to four year project that I put together in a year and a half very proud of the output”— Tim Ferriss
“this was for research for the four hour Chef that concluded with a statement that the Aeropress was quote Bar None my favorite Brewing method”— Tim Ferriss
“its venison has been served in top restaurants across the country, including Alinea, which featured very heavily in The 4-Hour Chef.”— Tim Ferriss
“this is finishing the 4our chef this is actually probably in the Years preceding that and I had one friend”— Tim Ferriss
“this was for research for the four-hour Chef that concluded with a statement that the Aeropress was quote Bar None my favorite Brewing method”— Tim Ferriss
“the 4-Hour Chef meta learning section has all of this. It's very in depth. So I encourage people to check it out.”— Tim Ferriss
“For The 4-Hour Chef, it was podcasts. This was in 2012, after which I launched my own podcast in 2014.”— Tim Ferriss
“book on entrepreneurship book on physical performance book on cognitive performance and learning four-hour chef et cetera et cetera”— Tim Ferriss
“if you haven't read the four hour chef there's an entire section on metal learning so the four hour chef is mostly focused on accelerated learning”— Tim Ferriss
“The podcast came about because the Four Hour Chef just about killed me. It was such a complex project done in such tight timelines”— Tim Ferriss
“I still use DS3 or DSSS as described at great length in The 4-Hour Chef in the Metalearning section”— Tim Ferriss
“an opportunity to go and look back at some of our early interactions as documented in the 4our chef because we had a lot of Adventures”— Tim Ferriss
“that then bought me the license to write the four-hour chef where i'm taking these principles ... the first major acquisition by amazon publishing”— Tim Ferriss
“the four-hour chef this book that i wrote which was the hardest book to put together is in fact a book about accelerated learning”— Tim Ferriss
“when i was working on a book called the four hour chef which is very confusingly actually about accelerated learning”— Tim Ferriss
“the four-hour chef which can very confusingly is about accelerated learning and behavioral change the disproportionate impact of small incentives and stakes”— Tim Ferriss
“tools of titans was basically my update to four hour work week for our body and for our chef simultaneously”— Tim Ferriss
“there are aspects of meta-learning that are explored in The 4-Hour Chef, which confusingly is not just a cookbook. It is in fact a book about accelerated learning”— Tim Ferriss
“why as one instance the four hour chef was such a incredibly challenging and also confusing book ultimately something i'm very proud of”— Tim Ferriss
“it seems like lifetimes ago that we first met in the context of the 4-Hour Chef and I thought perhaps a trip down memory lane”— Tim Ferriss
“ditto for 4-hour body and the 4-hour chef tools of Titan's contains most of the answers for all three”— Tim Ferriss
“all my books I think the most appropriate right now for quarantine is the 4-hour chef ... it is the perfect book for quarantine”— Tim Ferriss
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