Hey, I'm Marie Forleo, and this is the Marie Forleo podcast. If you want to talk about your business, your life, your health, your relationships, and even more, I gotta tell you, you are in the the right place we do it all with humor and

heart so let's dive in.

Today I am so excited to have a dear friend on who also happens to be quite a legend in the fields of publishing and

podcasting and producing long form epic content.

Tim Ferris has been called a cross between Jack Welch and a Buddhist monk by the New York Times.

He's one of Fast Company's most innovative business people and an early stage tech investor and advisor in Uber, Facebook, Twitter, Alibaba, and more.

He's also the author of Four Number One New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers,

The Four Hour Work Week, The Four hour body, the four hour chef, and tools of

Titans. He's been called The Oprah of Audio due to the influence of the Tim

Ferris Show Podcast, which has now exceeded 200 of the Tim Ferris. Hot damn! Here we are! Just so everybody watching, we've been laughing our

asses off before the camera started rolling. So this interview is going to be fun and it's going

to be long, strap yourselves in, we're going to have a great time.

So you I realized when I was prepping for this I'm like oh m.

we've been friends for like a decade and it took us this damn long to do this

but but now it's a really good time when it started I had more

hair here and less hair here but still this was not I'm liking this thank you

thank you the internet is divided is it really I bet you know, but I like the Ming, the merciless look so I'm working on it. I like it. Yeah, you know what? You're right. When we met you did have a lot more hair.

I think about that. So first congratulations on this next incredible book

Tribe of Mentors y'all have to get it. I am very honored to be in it. Thank you so much

that little text over the summer. I was like, oh my gosh, another book?

Oh, okay, let's do this. We're going to talk about that a little bit later. But I want to go back because, you know, a lot of people people when they see someone who they feel is so

successful oftentimes they're like oh they just kind of popped out that way they got

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