#Tim_Ferriss

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Maximize Your Productivity With “The Attention Capital Principle” I perceive the issue you face on daily basis while you begin working. You have got an thought of the way you’d like your day to go, and then you definately flip your laptop on. Your inbox was populated in a single day by bleary-eyed inbox-zero adherents pounding away in a transformed closet. A pair extra hours have been consumed in your digital calendar by well-intentioned colleagues scheduli... #Cal_Newport #maurer #minimize_distraction #Personal_Finance #Peter_Drucker #productivity #slack #Tim_Ferriss #Tim_Maurer

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Ep 006 - Ice Bath Before Bed

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New Post has been published on https://www.techholo.com/2017/06/27/nootrobox-is-now-hvmn-and-will-sell-biohacking-products-beyond-nootropics/

Nootrobox is now HVMN and will sell biohacking products beyond nootropics

If none of what’s in the above headline makes sense, you probably weren’t following the biohacking trend for the last couple of years. But Silicon Valley is brimming with tech execs trying to become faster, stronger and smarter by “hacking” their genetic code through various experimental methods called biohacks.

These would be the people drinking buttered coffee, taking cold showers and not eating every other day — not because of some psychological disorder but because they believe caloric restriction will turn on certain genes to help them live longer.

HVMN (formerly Nootrobox and pronounced “human”) has been peddling a form of biohacking with something called nootropic supplements since its launch in 2014. These supplements are meant to help the brain become more productive. Sort of. Think the movie ‘Limitless’ where Bradley Cooper takes a pill that makes him become the smartest man alive. Does it work? Maybe (you don’t gain magical smartest man alive powers…

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#Bio, #Biohacking, #Dave_Asprey, #Tim_Ferriss

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오랫동안 읽다 말다를 반복한 “the 4hour workweek”의 한국어판을 이제��야 가지게 되었다. 그래서 간만에 생각난 Tim Ferriss. 그새 시간이 많이 흐르긴 했는지, 찾아보니 새 테드가 나왔다. 일하고 있는 대부분의 사람들에게 도움이 될 이야기. 

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20/365 - Currently reading

I working through two books right now.

Timothy Ferriss's 4 Hour Chef is a very interesting read. I've enjoyed his other books, 4 Hour Work Week and 4 Hour Body. I love my iPad with the Kindle app for reading. It makes it very easy to read a few pages of a book no matter where I am at, plus I can easily take notes and make actionable to dos for myself.

I just got EntreLeadership by Dave Ramsey a few day's ago, but I've enjoyed what I have read so far and am looking forward to getting into it. Even though I love my iPad for reading, there still is something about a traditional book that makes reading very enjoyable.

I try and alternate the books I'm reading between self improvement, business and just for fun.

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Conversation with Pro Photographer Chase Jarvis: Creating a Life of Creativity, Income, and Sweaty Palms

I first met Chase Jarvis at a Summit Series dinner in Washington, DC. It was sensory overload from the beginning: Olivia Munn was seated on my left, Mark Cuban was across the table, and everyone was drinking too much wine. Then, a Polaroid camera appeared in my hand (thank you, time travel) — in fact, multiple cameras were placed at every table — and creative chaos ensued.

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