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When his book the 4 Hour Work Week came out it was a very different world. Basically it was taking "traditional jobs" and learning how to outsource most of it so that it freed your time up to do other things...it also was big on using the "virtual office" and again, remember that this was sort of a "new" concept with the web/internet/email themselves being rather new.
Most of the things in that book are out dated and he morphed himself into a sort of "motivational speaker" more than anything else. Selling a dream that really doesn't exist any longer.
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