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It always pains me to leave less-than-positive reviews for folks I look up to, but I think a few points need to be made here. The Bad: -The book is way too long. Writing is just as much about what you leave in as what you leave out. This plays into my previous point. Jumping around in this one is also difficult because the interviews are not categorized by subject. Turning back to the positive, however, there is some seriously good content here.

I saw a review on Amazon that recommended that Ferris come out with a new edition of this book, one that catalogs the information better and provides a useful index. I totally agree. If you are going to jump in, I just suggest that you buckle up and drive slowly. Feels like he's affiliating the book. I had great expectations of this audio book and was very disappointed.

The self aggrandizement that was a constant theme that I got to the point i couldn't take listening anymore. It would take a year of 4-hour work weeks and enough caffeine to make ones heart explode to get through this.

Unless you are a diagnosed neurotic narcissist desiring to create the perfect human specimen, this is excruciating. I want to like listen and learn from Tim, as he must have something useful to say I hoped, but I find myself gasping for air listening to Him love the drone of his own voice. What is more remarkable, is that he made all these professional narrators ascend to his level of boredom. The authors other talent lies in being able to warp time, making 4 minutes seem like 4 hours.

Note: there might be a couple nuggets in here from his subjects, but buy the synopsis. Listening to this book is like listening to a dictionary. Mostly good stuff, but listening to it is painful--this book is a concentrate of bits of facts, not really a book. This should not be an audiobook. I bought the text when it first came out and ended up flipping through it a few times but never found myself sitting down to read the whole thing all the way through.

This audiobook is the perfect way to consume this content, it is well narrated and if anything really jumps out at you, i suggest pausing and making a clip or in my case i will get the text out for reference. There is tons of listening here so you definitely get your credits worth. I recommend. It's difficult to put into words just how bad this book is. It's a collection of snippets, so there's no underlying theme or overarching story.

The work done by the "author" in assembling this collection is difficult to identify. Additionally, it's all anecdotal with much of what is provided factually and scientifically untrue when such information actual rises to the level of being able to be falsifiable. Realize now that a sizable chunk of my Audible library is full of Ray. On ward. Tim Tim Talk Talk is gold, if you have no reference for that fix it. I buy Tim stuff. I like Tim stuff. I dig this book so much Now, on to Tribe of Mentors.

Tim Ferriss is an American author of self help books. In Tools of Titans he compares notes with high flyers from the worlds of sport, business and entertainment to produce a toolkit for changing lives for the better on the broad themes of Health, Wealth and Wise. There are multiple narrators of this book, none of them are the actual contributors.

It all becomes a bit formulaic and predictable after a while as each of the Titans attempt to come up with something profound and interesting about themselves. Much of the advice concerns exercise routines, extreme diets and recommended food supplements in the section on Health which also covers the use of experimental drugs.

In the Wealth section we hear from several angel investors who outline their thought processes when investing and in Wise we hear several scholarly words of wisdom such as "the purpose of life is a life with purpose" and others, such as "slow is smooth, smooth is fast" which are quite bizarre.

This is a long book at over 22 hours and is also padded out by repeats of some of the author's previous podcasts including "17 questions that have dramatically changed my life".

Many of the contributors to this book are undoubtedly interesting people and I would like to find out more about some of them. Despite the length, however, Tools of Titans comes over as being superficial and, at times, merely an extended advert for the contributors' books and products. I kept hearing this book being recommended and finally took the plunge. I made it about 11 hours through the 22 hr 41 min total length and doubt very much that I will finish it.

The Twitter handles of each guest are annoying in audio format, and the "spirit animals" of each guest had me rolling my eyes every time apart from the guy who said "Gummi Bear" lol. It is discouraging and annoying to listen to the mini biography of each super-achiever over and over again, and most of the time the guests come over as self-indulgent and taking themselves far too seriously.

The whole book is very fragmented, and in my opinion there isn't enough value for us average souls, hoping for some practical and applicable life hacks. If you are an entrepreneur, throwing themselves wholeheartedly in at the deep end, and prepared to do whatever it takes to succeed then you will like the second section. I found myself skipping a lot a LOT of this book, which is actually recommended by the author at the start as he readily admits not all of it is for everyone, but this is not practical or safe to do when you are driving, which I imagine a lot of listeners would be doing.

I really like Tim Ferriss as a person - he comes across as a nice chap, his TED talks have a lot of value, and his website is excellent. I imagine it's easier to deal with this title in a book form, but I struggled with this audio version.

It just isn't practical for the Average Joe. Not sure if I'm missing something as there are so many five star reviews I hate to leave a negative review but it's important to be honest, and maybe this will help someone else.

I was hoping this would be better than Tribe of Mentors in audio format but alas, it remains full of Twitter handles why is this necessary in audio format??? The bug shame of this is that it overpowers the many valuable messages in the book. I recommend sticking to the physical copy of this book and save your credit for something a little less frustrating. This does not work as an audio book. Great source material - I was already a big fan of the podcast - and exquisitely put together.

Inspiration in almost every bite. Wide angled, this collection of insights into great minds, or at least the minds of great performers in their fields, I believe it can help open your mind to the world around you and, in my case, how I, never a success in the scale of these people, can make a success of me, in my eyes.

After all, that is what the whole this is all about. I'd heard a lot of good things about this book. It doesn't work as an audio book. The content of the book was entertaining and interesting, but when Tim Ferriss narrates, he slurps his coffee loudly during the narration, which i found to be a horrible noise and it put me off listening. I would recommend this to anyone. I enjoyed most of it and all people will find information that is relevant for their lives, to get better, healthier and happier.

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