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Tools of Titans by Timothy Ferriss — WisdomDeck honest review
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Tools of Titans

by Timothy Ferriss

Seven hundred pages of distilled podcast interviews: morning routines, workouts, supplements, books and tactics from athletes, investors and artists. It is a reference to dip into rather than read, and the quality varies with the guest. The 'if you could put one message on a billboard' answers alone are worth a browse.

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Read it if…

you like sampling many perspectives and want a bedside book you can open anywhere.

Skip it if…

you want coherence; it is deliberately a grab bag.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Steal one routine from someone whose life you admire.
  2. Test, do not adopt; most tactics are personal.
  3. Return to the billboard answers when stuck.

Do this first

Open to any page, try one tactic for a week, then open again.

Our verdict

Massive and uneven; a buffet, not a meal.

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