The Four-Hour Chef | Tim Ferriss | Talks at Google
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ธ.ค. 2012
- Tim Ferriss stops by the Googleplex to talk about his latest book and his philosophy on learning.
What if you could become world-class in anything in 6 months or less?
The 4-Hour Chef isn't just a cookbook. It's a choose-your-own-adventure guide to the world of rapid learning.
#1 New York Times bestselling author (and lifelong non-cook) Tim Ferriss takes you from Manhattan to Okinawa, and from Silicon Valley to Calcutta, unearthing the secrets of the world's fastest learners and greatest chefs. Ferriss uses cooking to explain "meta-learning," a step-by-step process that can be used to master anything, whether searing steak or shooting 3-pointers in basketball. That is the real "recipe" of The 4-Hour Chef.
You'll train inside the kitchen for everything outside the kitchen. Featuring tips and tricks from chess prodigies, world-renowned chefs, pro athletes, master sommeliers, super models, and everyone in between, this "cookbook for people who don't buy cookbooks" is a guide to mastering cooking and life.
The 4-Hour Chef is a five-stop journey through the art and science of learning:
1. Meta-Learning. Before you learn to cook, you must learn to learn. META charts the path to doubling your learning potential.
2. The Domestic. DOM is where you learn the building blocks of cooking. These are the ABCs (techniques) that can take you from Dr, Seuss to Shakespeare.
3. The Wild. Becoming a master student requires self-sufficiency in all things. WILD teaches you to hunt, forage, and survive.
4. The Scientist. SCI is the mad scientist and modernist painter wrapped into one. This is where you rediscover whimsy and wonder.
5. The Professional. Swaraj, a term usually associated with Mahatma Gandhi, can be translated as "self-rule." In PRO, we'll look at how the best in the world become the best in the world, and how you can chart your own path far beyond this book. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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“Thought about doing the podcast”. Eight years later has a podcast that ranks #1 for entrepreneur podcasts.
Every time I watch Ferriss I learn something new. Great value.
It's so weird hearing him talk about thinking about doing a podcast lol
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I think Tim Ferriss' advice is good for beginners who want to be functional at a skill, but in order to get to the next level there is no real shortcut. You have to spend the time, meaningfully of course, to up your game.
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+Samuel Son (soondooboo) couldnt agree more
That's what he said in the book, dude
Thats kinda his point though, he's trying to get the fastest path to competency, not the fastest path to mastery
I think Tim's approach is not promising insanely quick mastery, but speeding up the learning process by making it more efficient by utilizing Pareto's principle; he makes clear that what he means by "world class" is not top tier mastery, but the top 5%, which is completely achievable with the principles he teaches. Many people take a haphazard approach to mastery that wastes months if not years. The method he outlines here is completely ingenious, and maximizes efficency.
He does have that unnerving charismatic aspect, but a lot of his information is actually valuable. Valid points regarding diet and nootropics, especially. Everybody DOES work differently, but some of his suggestions are honestly worth a shot.
Great concept to provide instruction on accelerated learning within the context of learning to cook. An interesting task to learn, but the valuable benefit is actually the accelerated learning model of Deconstruction / Structure / Sequencing / Stakes.
The thing about buying loads of ingredients is so spot on I found this so frustrating when learning how to cook.
17:30...... Eyes Wide Shut?! cmon man! its Vanilla Sky. Can't mess that one up ;)
Totally awesome that he's wearing a WDS shirt. Represent!
I had always thought that Google must be the coolest possible place to work. After watching that Q&A I am no longer thinking that.
Stumbled upon this video as it was related to one I just watched. Crazy that I'm wearing the same WDS shirt as time is right now as I type.
You say people love oe hate you. I think you are an inspiration keep up the good work. happy i bumped into you on the net. maybe in person one day
Thankyou kind Sir..
30 minutes of awesome advice, take notes.
I can get obsessed with learning a particular skill, at the moment its cooking which I am completely obsessed with and I have started Spanish a few weeks ago. However, when it comes to school... zero motivation, finance tomorrow and I just can't get myself to do anything
its been 7 years, i hope youre doing even better then well!! i know how you feel, you love alot and are curious about alot but when youre put in a position where you have to do it like school its differenyt.maybe the difference between your approach to school and spanish or cooking is that with the latter you know your why. if youre struggling find a way to understand why you ahould care about school, there will be something. also approach it like you do with your love for spanish be curious and have fun! GOOD LUCK MAN 💛💛💛💛💛 IM SURE YOURE KILLING IT, IF NOT THERE IS ALWAYS TODAY 🌟🌟🌟
Tim is really awesome.
tim is the man!
with the question about writing code wouldn't the strating point using this theory be to stress test code and then learn how the fix the code and go from there?
How to learn languages fast at 13:57
Grammar of Any Language at 21:52
Excellent!
Inspirational
Tim's absolutely incredible! His beliefs and methods should be taught in both public and private schools so that children/students can learn things in a much more fun, methodical way, unlike the antiquated techniques that are even taught still today that just don't work and are a waste of time and tax payer dollars...
PLEASE DO A PODCAST!!
Tim has granted your wish.
Genius!
Brilliant mind..
17:17 I think he meant "Vanilla Sky" not "Eyes Wide Shut"
Is that your opinion or do have results to back that up?
17:17 mistake in reference. he refers Eyes Wide Shut when me meant to refer to Vanilla Sky
6:15 Why Have I Watch That Video 3 Times
21:50 Framework for learning any language quickly!
Truly inspiring
Quick question, what's up with the bottle in his hand?
the powerful tim ferriss
Reminder to myself: min 12:00 to 16:00
jesus great talk man!
First minute, Tim lurks in the background. "Soon..."
Google employees have it good. Great video.
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Bro move. Much appreciated
46:08 he says artichoke extract and _______ ? ( what is that next word? )
*Vanilla Sky @17:15
the thing with tim ferriss is his presentation, he could talk about cleaning dog shit and still captivate an audience
Great
NICE VIDEO!!!
epic inhaling at 22min22 so don't stop watching!!!
that biopsy gig must hurt like hell!
so many smart people out there. A wise, wealthy, and healthy person once told me, "You can be right, or you can be rich"... its totally up to you.... @bigtombowski @François Merlin
Hey does anyone have the address and who to write the check out for the KKK???
25:33 "perfect" coffee recipe, 36:56 "perfect" steak recipe. For the foodies out there.
Strange vibes from the guy who asked the first question...
That's how I cook too. grater, chef knife. two pans of different sizes. spatula. Rarely do I need other tools. Oh and chopsticks I suppose.
You must have missed the part where he clearly stated: "I am not a doctor, do your own research on this."
"caveat emptor," I loled.
actually i think that youre wonderful 💛
I would watch the fuck out of a time ferris podcast
You know, a lot of the Chuck Norris and The Most Interesting Man jokes would work for Tim Ferriss.
is that a zeitgeist t-shirt?
well, they are the creators and managers of drive, youtube, etc, what did you expect?
But there are some very powerful tools in this video, especially the 'dry run' practice\learning methods for learning cognitive skills that you have very little insight into.
I feel like someone should do a Tim Ferris autotune a la slap chop. Mr. Soundbite.
any one on the verge of suicide Tim's method preventing him from doing it training his mental health sharing his success with the world this is one person I look up to unfortunately some of my friends who I thought had everything in life couldn't break out of what was troubling them nobody knew until it was too late
smart drugs 44:27
Seems like a nice guy, plenty of interesting theories... although many of his claims are 'best case scenarios'... and in my opinion, beyond the average Joe on the street.
This guy is such a timewaster. Does he do a video where he gets to the point?
I don't remember seeing anyone ever use a scale for cooking. Must not be too mandatory.
Joe Rogan!
vis-ed and michel thomas both sites are not existing in 2020 anymore
This guy looks like Jeb Corliss.
POWERFUL JOE ROGAN 49:00
Tech issues at Google 😂
hola
he is not a scientist or nutritionist....he is a blogger. he obviously doesn't know much about caloric intake because he has been wrong about this before. In his 4 hour body book he cautions against drinking your calories but allows two glasses of red wine each night.
I disagree, I do a lot of cooking and do not own a scale. Most recipes do not require exact measurement and the recipe itself is not set in stone, a rough ratio is usually all you need. If you do not think in measurements but in consistency and constantly taste what you are cooking, you do not need a scale. Actually you will learn a lot about you are doing and why, much more so than when using a scale.
Why do you say that?
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这里他说只要看到几个句子才了解一重语言。完不可了吧。
you should really warn people about those medical images before showing them dude! i wish i hadn't seen them ...
yup. especially the rotating scapel in the thigh. It makes Tim appear somewhat mentally imbalanced to be treating his body like that
ahhhhhh.... im sure he, Tim Ferris, is amazing, but ...DAMN... ugh- "your experience"... WE CREATE that- give credit where credit is due. YES!!!- chef's think beyond the food- "we understand the "human process" it is WAY more than you think- WE THINK!!!!!! Food is the way we live, and we are in charge- we take that seriously!!!
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Put that bottle aside for Google sake please!
Tim Ferriss is a charlatan marketer, period.
Mailing a cheque to the KKK is a pretty huge incentive to loose weight.
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'mmmmmm' is what people say about you because you do be looking like a snacc when you walk inti the room 😂💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
What was that :( a bunch of impractical chatter, I'm not trying to learn 17 languages
I totally agree. His TED talk was also full of sexy-man / slap chop / shamwow heuristics that just made me clutch my purse a little tighter lol! Scam artist.
I'm now @ 25 mins. If you don't know anything about cooking, this may be of some value, but if you are even an amateur, there is nothing you can take out of this lecture yet - will report back at the end.
It’s about his book and the book is what helps uou
we don't need fastfood craps.
Come back when you can prove something in the other direction. For every "tabloid" cliche he may use, you've brought nothing to the table.
I'm afraid your comment says a lot more about you than the host.
Some of these guys feel too dense to be google employees :/
Total BS.. this guy is winging his way to writing and speaking..
waste of time....
+Spacked I'm not agree. I think you have been wasting your time until now. 4 hours could be enough to learn a lot of things. Sorry if I make mistakes writing IN English. It's not my usual language
this guy makes no sense. just fluffff
Which parts specifically were you not able to understand?
Nicholas Layton all of it.
I'm @ 5mins and this guy has said absolutely nothing remotely interesting yet - will report back in 10.