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Type: Document excerpt / manuscript page (part of house oversight production)
File Size: 1.87 MB
Summary

This document appears to be a page from a manuscript or book (specifically aligning with content from 'The 4-Hour Workweek') included in the House Oversight investigation files (Bates stamp HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_013932). The text describes a social comfort challenge called a 'time-out' involving lying down in public places, followed by a 'Tools and Tricks' section listing various business outsourcing services for virtual receptionists and product fulfillment.

People (1)

Name Role Context
Unidentified Author Narrator
Author giving advice on social exercises and business tools (Text appears to be an excerpt from Tim Ferriss's 'The 4-...

Organizations (7)

Name Type Context
Starbucks
Mentioned as a place to perform the 'time-out' exercise.
Angel
Listed under Tools and Tricks for virtual receptionist services (www.angel.com).
Ring Central
Listed under Tools and Tricks for toll-free numbers (www.ringcentral.com).
AVC Corporation
Listed under CD/DVD Duplication (www.avccorp.com).
SF Video
Listed under CD/DVD Duplication (www.sfvideo.com).
Mailing Fulfillment Service Association
Listed under Local Fulfillment (www.mfsanet.org).
House Oversight Committee
Entity producing the document (indicated by footer HOUSE_OVERSIGHT).

Timeline (1 events)

Hypothetical/Instructional
The 'Time-Out' Exercise
Public places (Starbucks, bars, sidewalks)
Reader

Locations (1)

Location Context
Suggested location for social exercise.

Key Quotes (3)

"There are no legal boundaries stopping you from creating an ideal life ... or just being self-entertained and causing mass confusion."
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"Once per day for two days, simply lie down in the middle of a crowded public place at some point."
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"It isn't enough to think outside the box. Thinking is passive. Get used to acting outside the box."
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be fun while showing—in no uncertain terms—that the rules most follow are nothing more than social conventions. There are no legal boundaries stopping you from creating an ideal life ... or just being self-entertained and causing mass confusion.
So, relaxing in public. Sounds easy, right? I'm somewhat famous for relaxing in style to get a laugh out of friends. Here is the deal, and I don't care if you're male or female, 20 or 60, Mongolian or Martian. I call the following a "time-out."
Once per day for two days, simply lie down in the middle of a crowded public place at some point. Lunchtime is ideal. It can be a well-trafficked sidewalk, the middle of a popular Starbucks, or a popular bar. There is no real technique involved. Just lie down and remain silent on the ground for about ten seconds, and then get up and continue on with whatever you were doing before. I used to do this at nightclubs to clear space for break-dancing circles. No one responded to pleading, but going catatonic on the ground did the trick.
Don't explain it at all. If someone asks about it after the fact (he or she will be too confused to ask you while you're doing it for 10 seconds), just respond, "I just felt like lying down for a second." The less you say, the funnier and more gratifying this will be. Do it on solo missions for the first two days, and then feel free to do it when with a group of friends. It's a riot.
It isn't enough to think outside the box. Thinking is passive. Get used to acting outside the box.
► TOOLS AND TRICKS
Looking Huge—Virtual Receptionist and IVR
► Angel ( www.angel.com )
Get an 800 number with professional voice menu (voice recognition departments, extensions, etc.) in five minutes. Incredible.
► Ring Central ( www.ringcentral.com )
Offers toll-free numbers, call screening and forwarding, voicemail, fax send and receive, and message alerts, all online.
CD/DVD Duplication, Printing, and Product Packaging
► AVC Corporation ( www.avccorp.com )
► SF Video ( www.sfvideo.com )
Local Fulfillment (fewer than 20 units shipped per week)
► Mailing Fulfillment Service Association ( www.mfsanet.org )
End-to-End Fulfillment Companies (more than 20 units shipped per week, $500+ setup)
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