Do You Know What to Do with Your 36 Extra Hours Per Week?

You do? Then, if you can encapsulate all the self-fulfilling, productive, and world wellness activities you’d like to do with your extra 36 hours per week in 350 words or less, you could win a round-trip around the world and more courtesy of the 4-Hour Workweek Global Challenge.

If you haven’t learned about the 4-Hour WorkWeek book yet, it is this highly talked about book on getting the most out of your time no matter if you are an office slave or a CEO. You can read a wide variety of reviews, mostly positive on this book authored by Tim Ferriss.

Here are the mechanics of this challenge:

Answer this question “How would you use 36 extra hours per week?” with regards to the following requirements:

1. It must not only add fulfillment and excitement to your life (and your family’s, if applicable), but also improve the world in some way.
2. It must be 350 words or less. No exceptions.
3. It must be submitted as a comment to this post or via postal mail (the latter for silly legal reasons). No e-mail submission is allowed, and such submission will be ignored. Sorry, but this can’t be a full-time job for the judges. If you have a blog, feel free to encourage your readers to respond on your blog, then pick the best and paste them as comments here. Postal submissions are not preferred.

Oh, you should also be a citizen of any of the 48 continental United States or District of Columbia and should be 18 years and up if you’d like to give this online contest a shot.

Tags: Tim Ferriss, 4-Hour Workweek contest, productivity contest

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