100 episodes! Whaaat?! This celebratory episode involves me
drunk dialing a bunch of you on Skype. We'll get to that. But
first, a little background and thank you... My podcast--The
Tim Ferriss Show--was started on a whim. It was intended
as a break between big book projects. "I'll do six episodes
to get better at interviewing" was the grand goal. In the first
episode (and after two bottles of wine), Kevin
Rose nicknamed the show TimTimTalkTalk (damn
you, KevKev). Later, after reviewing my ridiculously
slurred and iffy questions ("If you were a breakfast cereal,
which would you be?"), I let out a long sigh. I've always
hated the sound of my own voice, but this was the worst. The
Tim-as-host idea would not last. Or so I thought. Now, here we
are, passing the 100-episode mark. It's crazy, and I can say one
thing for certain -- I've only made it this far because of YOU.
Your amazing feedback, support, questions, and comments are
what kept this podcast alive. Amidst self-doubt
(similar to this) and many mistakes, I've wanted to
throw in the towel more than once. But, through thick and thin,
you've been there, telling my monkey mind to chill the fuck
out, to take a deep breath, to go to sleep, to fight another day.
Thank you. To celebrate, and as a throwback to episode #1, I
posted a note on Twitter and Facebook asking fans to put their
contact information in a short Google form (note: I've
deactivated the link): I'm going to be drunk dialing fans within
30 min, answering your questions! Just fill out this form and I
might call: http://t.co/E4Xub881qB — Tim Ferriss
(@tferriss) September 8, 2015 The result of my vodka-infused
orgy of telephonic idiocy is below. We cover a lot of subjects,
including: - Tantric sex - How I view and organize my various
income streams - Marketing yourself in job interviews - My views
(and challenges) with family and kids - How I dig out of negative
downward spirals - And much more... I also left semi-coherent
voicemails for a number of you. Once again, thank you so much for
listening to this podcast. It means the world to me. You guys
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