“Number one is perhaps my favorite audiobook of all time, and that is The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman.”
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From The Tim Ferriss Show · 2016-07-13
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“The second is Vagabonding by Rolf Potts, which had a huge impact on my life and formed the basis for a lot of what became The 4-Hour Workweek.”
“The second is Vagabonding by Rolf Potts, which had a huge impact on my life and formed the basis for a lot of what became The 4-Hour Workweek.”
“Blue Ocean Strategy, and both of those books really talk about creating a category of one, which just increases your leverage and negotiating ability.”
“Then, two on the tactics and strategies of actual deal deal crafting and overcoming objections, Getting Past No, which is the real life, I would say, counterpart to Getting to Yes”
“Getting Past No, which is the real life, I would say, counterpart to Getting to Yes”
“and secrets of power negotiating or negotiation. It is by Dawson, d a w s o n, who cut his teeth in real estate”
“Look at even products that shouldn't have a story but do. Look at pick up the book The Power of Habit and read the chapter about Febreze”