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"Tool of Titans is the latest groundbreaking book from Tim Ferriss, the #1 New York Times best-selling author of The 4-Hour Workweek. The book is subtitled, "The Tactics, Routines, And Habits of Billionaires, Icons, and World-Class performers".
This is the by-product of over 200 interviews of billionaires, icons, legends, elite athletes, movie stars, and world-class performers, world-class performers from his podcast, The Tim Ferriss Show.
What to expect from this book?
"Tool" is defined broadly in this book. It includes routines, books, common self-talk, supplements, favorite questions, and much more.
– Tim Ferriss
Expect to see a lot of quotes, common habits and recommendations, new tips and life lessons from 'Titans' featured in this book. This book is much more than a compilation of quotes and life lessons. It is a toolkit for changing your life, and most of all, be successful. Everything in the book has been explored and applied by the author himself, in some fashion. As the author says, "They work when you need them most."
Some tools are obvious at first glance, while others are subtle and will really ring through your senses.
At the end of the book, the valuable nuggets and words of wisdom you learned from the Titans should motivate you to take action, increase your productivity, change your perceptions about life and success.
What not to expect from this book?
Don't expect it to solve all your problems. Yes, it is meant to inspire but don't expect that everything that worked for other people will also work for you. If you think a certain tool, which worked for a Titan is not fitting for you, feel free to skip to the next Titan featured here. Don't forget that it is completely different for every person. This is why the book is NOT presented in a linear way. It allows you to read what catches your attention and skip the ones that do not apply to your situation.
Don't expect a quick fix for your problem. This book may not change your life overnight. Remember that Rome wasn't built in a day. Like any other self-help book, it is only going to help if you're willing to put in the work.
Who would benefit from this book?
Honestly, this book applies to everyone. There is so much gold and nuggets here that everyone can take advantage of. This book is not meant only for the businessmen, investors, athletes, professionals and other high-profilers. This is generally created to benefit even the most common people in the world – if one is willing to take action and apply whatever tools will work for oneself.
If you're interested in learning past and new strategies used by some of the world's most successful people, then this is the right book for you.
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Introduction
Who is Tim Ferris?
Why did Tim write this book?
What to expect from this book?
What not to expect from this book?
Who would benefit from this book?
Who are the people featured here?
Why are these people different?
What do they have in common?
When to use this book?
How to use this book?
The 3 Tools that Allow all the Rest
Part 1 – Healthy
Amelia Boone
Rhonda Perciavalle Patrick
Christopher Sommer
Dominic D’Agostino
Patrick Arnold
Joe De Sena
Wim Hof
Jason Nemer
Peter Attia
Justin Mager
Charles Poliquin
The Slow-Carb Diet Cheat Sheet
Tim Ferriss’ 6-Piece Gym in a Bag:
Pavel Tsatsouline
Laird Hamilton, Gabby Reece & Brian MacKenzie
James Fadiman
Martin Polanco & Dan Engle
Kelly Starrett
Paul Levesque
Jane McGonigal
Adam Gazzaley
5 Tools for Faster and Better Sleep
5 Morning Rituals that Help Me Win the Day
Mind Training 101
Three Tips from a Google Pioneer
Part 2 – Wealthy
Chris Sacca
Marc Andreessen
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Derek Sivers
Alexis Ohanian
Productivity
Tricks for the Neurotic, Manic-Depressive, and Crazy (Like Me)
Matt Mullenweg
Nicholas McCarthy
Tony Robbins
Casey Neistat
Morgan Spurlock
What My Morning Journal Looks Like
Reid Hoffman
Peter Thiel
Seth Godin
James Altucher
How to Create a Real-World MBA
Scott Adams
Shaun White
The Law of Category
Chase Jarvis
Dan Carlin
Ramit Sethi
1,000 True Fans – Revisited
Hacking Kickstarter
Alex Blumberg
The Podcast Gear I use
Ed Catmull
Tracy DiNunzio
Phil Libin
Chris Young
Daymond John
Noah Kagan
Kaskade
Luis von Ahn
The Canvas Strategy
Kevin Rose
Gut Investing
Neil Strauss
Mike Shinoda
Justin Boreta
Scott Belsky
How to Earn Your Freedom
Peter Diamandis
Sophia Amoruso
B.J. Novak
How to Say No
When It Matter Most
Part 3 – Wise
BJ Miller
Maria Popova
Jocko Willink
Sebastian Junger
Marc Goodman
Samy Kamkar
Tools of a Hacker
General Stanley Mc Chrystal & Chris Fussell
Shay Carl
Will Mac Askill
The Dickens Process – What Are Your Beliefs Costing You?
Kevin Costner
Sam Harris
Caroline Paul
My Favorite Thought Exercise: Fear-Setting
Kevin Kelly
Is This What I So Feared?
Whitney Cummings
Bryan Callen
Alain de Botton
Lazy: A Manifesto
Cal Fussman
Joshua Skenes
Rick Rubin
The Soundtrack of Excellence
Jack Dorsey
Paulo Coelho
Writing Prompts from Cheryl Strayed
Ed Cooke
Amanda Palmer
Eric Weinstein
Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg
8 Tactics for Dealing with Haters
Margaret Cho
Andrew Zimmern
Rainn Wilson
Naval Ravikant
Glenn Beck
Tara Brach
Sam Kass
Edward Norton
Richard Betts
Mike Birbiglia
The Jar of Awesome
Malcolm Gladwell
Stephen J. Dubner
Josh Waitzkin
Why You Need a Deloading
Phase in Life
Brené Brown
Jason Silva
Jon Favreau
Testing the Impossible
: 17 Questions that Changed My Life
Jamie Foxx
Bryan Johnson
Brian Koppelman
Some Practical Thoughts on Suicide
Robert Rodriguez
Good
Sekou Andrews
Conclusion
Introduction
"Tool of Titans is the latest groundbreaking book from Tim Ferriss, the #1 New York Times best-selling author of The 4-Hour Workweek. The book is subtitled, The Tactics, Routines, And Habits of Billionaires, Icons, and World-Class performers
.
This is the by-product of over 200 interviews of billionaires, icons, legends, elite athletes, movie stars, and world-class performers, world-class performers from his podcast, The Tim Ferriss Show.
Before we dive into the summary of the book, let us answer a few questions that might be lurking at the back of your mind right now.
Who is Tim Ferris?
Tim Ferriss is a 39 -year-old American author, entrepreneur, and public speaker. He is the author of the bestselling book, The 4-Hour Workweek . He has written self-help books on the 4-hour
theme: The 4-Hour Workweek , The 4-Hour Body , and The 4-Hour Chef. He also produces and hosts popular podcasts. His podcast focuses on deconstructing world-class performers, who are featured in this book.
Tim Ferris is one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Business People
and one of Forbes ’s Names You Need to Know.
Why did Tim write this book?
"Something that could help me in minutes but be read for a lifetime."
– Tim Ferriss
Actually, Tim never meant to publish it at first. He meant to put together this ultimate CliffsNotes for himself. He calls his book my ultimate notebook of high-leverage tools, for myself
. He claims the lessons and strategies in the book changed his life. Now, he wants to share those tools with the world and hope that the same happens to every reader.
He traveled to Paris when he wrote this 600-pages book. He set aside one month to review all the lessons he learned from nearly 200 world-class performers he had interviewed on his show, The Tim Ferriss Show.
In this book, here are the two concepts he wants to convey, at its core:
Success, however you define it, is achievable if you collect the right field-tested beliefs and habits.
Highly successful people have different approaches to solving a problem. Most likely, someone has already done your version of ‘success’ before, and usually, not only one people travelled the path already. But how about a first? A path not yet travelled? There are still recipes. Find someone who defied the word ‘impossible’ and borrow the secret sauce to success.
The superheroes you have in your mind (idols, icons, titans, billionaires, etc.) are nearly all walking flaws who’ve maximized 1 or 2 strengths.
You don’t
succeed because you have no weaknesses; you succeed because you find your unique strengths and focus on developing habits around them.
What to expect from this book?
"T ool" is defined broadly in this book. It includes routines, books, common self-talk, supplements, favorite questions, and much more.
– Tim Ferriss
Expect to see a lot of quotes, common habits and recommendations, new tips and life lessons from ‘Titans’ featured in this book. This book is much more than a compilation of quotes and life lessons. It is a toolkit for changing your life, and most of all, be successful. Everything in the book has been explored and applied by the author himself, in some fashion. As the author says, They work when you need them most.
Some tools are obvious at first glance, while others are subtle and will really ring through your senses.
At the end of the book, the valuable nuggets and words of wisdom you learned from the Titans should motivate you to take action, increase your productivity, change your perceptions about life and success.
What not to expect from this book?
Don’t expect it to solve all your problems. Yes, it is meant to inspire but don’t expect that everything that worked for other people will also work for you. If you think a certain tool, which worked for a Titan is not fitting for you, feel free to skip to the next Titan featured here. Don’t forget that it is completely different for every person. This is why the book is NOT presented in a linear way. It allows you to read what catches your attention and skip the ones that do not apply to your situation.
Don’t expect a quick fix for your problem. This book may not change your life overnight. Remember that Rome wasn’t built in a day. Like any other self-help book, it is only going to help if you’re willing to put