And now, the moment, with Brian Coppelman.

Hey, this is the moment.

I'm Brian Coppelman.

Thanks for listening.

I am, I'm going to take an advanced.

I'm outrageously excited about the fact that Tim Ferris is going to be here soon.

But I'm also pretty unprepared, the most unprepared I've ever been for one of these on a

certain level because he called me or texted me an hour ago and said I'm in the

city you want to do a podcast and the answer of course was yes, because I'm a huge fan of Tim's. I was on his

podcast a few weeks back and we had a great conversation that he led about overcoming rejection and about I guess finding

your creative North Star.

And Tim is a totally remarkable person.

You know, he wrote the four hour work week

which became an international, enormous bestseller.

He followed it up with the four hour body, which is somehow, even

though it seems impossible, even more influential and important. He then figured

out a way to self-publish or published through Amazon. We'll talk about it.

The four-hour chef, which maybe in certain ways didn't go as well. But his website,

his, and maybe it didn't go as well just by traditional standards I want to ask

him about that a little bit but the the fact of the matter is this guy is a

gigantic cultural force and I think he's also a force for good. I think that he is

genuinely engaged in the process of helping people find a way to get the most out of the time that they're here.

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