Welcome to a special edition of The Tim Ferriss Show. Back
in 2007, I experienced a massive tipping point for The
4-Hour Workweek at the South by Southwest
(SXSW)conference held in Austin, Texas. Two or three days played
a key role in the book becoming a worldwide bestseller in 40+
languages. So what exactly happened at the event? How did I
optimize those 2-3 days? The below audio is a presentation I
recently gave about a better, more effective way to network. My
suggestions might surprise you or seem counterintuitive–the best
way to build a world-class network quickly is to spend very
little time networking, at least not in the “ugh, gross” sleazy
sense of the word. In this episode, you’ll learn: How SXSW played
a role in the success of The 4-Hour Workweek How you can
“stack the deck” for your own product launches Simple biohacks
for handling booze overload and sleep deprivation Why it’s so
important to meet people in person to build your network The
most common mistakes people make when attempting to “network” How
to interact with A-listers (or opt not to) How to enjoy the ride
and not end up exhausted with a pocket full of business
cards that do nothing And much, much more… If you are able to
apply a few lessons from this talk, you may find that you never
have to network again. There is a better way. For all links, show
notes, resources from this episode, please
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