Episodes featuring Tim Ferriss

Michelle Khare joins Tim Ferriss to explain how she built her Emmy-nominated YouTube channel by releasing fewer, higher-quality episodes and taking on extreme physical challenges.

Tim Ferriss answers audience questions about preparing for rapid AI change, arguing that offline relationships, real-world experience, and human courage matter more as AI takes over online analysis.

Tim Ferriss and Morton break down three types of luck and explain why 10x winners stand out not by getting more luck, but by capitalizing on it better.

Tim Ferriss and Henry Shukman discuss meditation, breathing techniques, balance training, and longevity strategies drawn from a recent Zen retreat and daily practice.

Tim Ferriss joins Dan Harris to discuss his upcoming book on saying no, arguing that overcommitment stems from lacking clear goals rather than not knowing the right words.

Tim Ferriss talks with Jim Collins about his new book exploring how people achieve continuous self-renewal, why encodings matter more than strengths, and how Collins sustains creative output at 68.

Tim Ferriss talks about escaping the self-improvement trap, using accelerated TMS and D-cycloserine for OCD relief, and applying selective optimization to health and life decisions.

Tim McGraw tells Tim Ferriss how discovering his biological father was baseball player Tug McGraw gave him hope growing up poor and in an abusive home, and how he eventually built a real relationship with him.

Tim Ferriss and Andrew Huberman discuss Huberman's daily and weekly system for building physical and mental performance around five core pillars before adding any extras.

Tim Ferriss answers listener questions on money psychology, skill acquisition, network building, and mental health, arguing that internal work matters more than wealth or scale.

Tim Ferriss shares four books he has recommended since The 4-Hour Workweek, covering mindset, business models, systems, and life philosophy for entrepreneurs.