Tim Ferriss's Favorite Productivity Hacks There are only 24 hours in a day. Here's how the best-selling author and serial entrepreneur uses his.

By Conrad Martin

Author and entrepreneur Tim Ferriss is a productive guy. (After all, you can't write a book called The 4-Hour Workweek without knowing a few things about time management.) In this video, he walks through some of his favorite productivity tips -- helping you get more done in less time, and be a better worker on top of it all.

This is the second in a five-part series of videos that Ferriss is doing for Entrepreneur. We'll be releasing them regularly, so check back for more.

Check out Ferriss's new book Tools of Titans.

Related: Why Tim Ferriss Wants to Be the Dumbest Guy in the Room
Conrad Martin

Entrepreneur Staff

Network Editor at Entrepreneur.com

Conrad Martin is the Network Editor at Entrepreneur.com. His areas of focus include native and editorial video, live events, and content distribution.

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