such a fan!

I have finished reading your recession proof graduate ebook . It has given me a completely different perspective when job hunting . Thanks a million for sharing your thoughts !!!

I am persuing my Chartered accountancy qualification in the UK and I have only about 3 weeks of Intern experience with a bank .

I haven’t worked at all for any company till date . I have not involved myself in any Co-curricular acitivities but only have a few certifications .

I have done many Job searches . But almost all need work experience .

What would you suggest me to do in order to create a unique selling point for myself to get an entry into the selection process and eventually end up grabbing a job .

Tim mentioned in the 4HWW how the founder of Blockbuster looked at the McDonald’s org chart, immediately saw the value of it, and used it to build his own company. In that spirit I wrote down your 12 main points and promptly generated a ton of ways to do similar things in a couple of projects I am working on.

Really valuable stuff. Thanks again!

Re: Lewis Howes interview
Your post on Tim’s blog about how you guys marketed the 4-hour body gave me a ton of great ideas for my own projects, so being convinced to watch your hour-long interview was an easy sell.

A thought about the action pts in Tim’s books: I agree that this sets them apart from the crowd, but I don’t think of it as removing the guesswork entirely. Where I’ve found them incredibly valuable is giving you place to start and propelling you to take that first step, which is the hardest part. Some of the tools I now use every day (eg. Evernote), some I’ve abandoned, but the important thing is that it wasn’t for lack of trying.

Also – would love to know those 2 pieces of advice Tim gave your before your TED speech – I don’t think you actually mentioned them. But if they’re secret Tim Ferriss jedi mind tricks, I understand haha