Re-engineer Your Career by Ferriss and Alboher

by Daniel Hoang on June 7, 2008

I’m heading out to SF for the weekend to take a break from blogging, work, and busy everyday life. In the mean time, I found this old video thanks to Lifehacker. I’ve read his book about the 4 hour work week and haven’t actually been sold on it yet.

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