"You think you have it? Paddle again."
Tim Ferriss is a very modern phenomenon. The multi-hyphenate life hacker is always looking for shortcuts, always seeking how to “optimize” and “podcast” and “teach” the rest of us how to shortcut our way to fulfillment. It was only a matter of time, then, that the Princeton graduate turned to our surfing in order to life and hack.
In his new YouTube program The Tim Ferriss Experiment, self-described as “MythBusters meets Jason Bourne,” the lantern head’d Ferriss looks to none other than Laird Hamilton in order to play water sliding. Sometimes in order to learn fast,” he narrates over a surf clip, “you have to slow way down.
Hamilton, always perfect looking, is then introduced dropping wisdom as if it were crumbs from a fresh blueberry muffin. “The only thing there is, is now,” he definitively states. Ferriss’ voice returns, declaring, “one bad ass legend…” over a clip of Hamilton looking angry and barking, “You think you have it? Paddle again.” And then I stopped watching, wanting to leave various surprises etc. for you.
In general, though, how do you feel about surfing as metaphor for life? The waves keep coming, you just need to ride them, etc.? I’ll go first. I think it is lazy and shit and wish Tim Ferriss would have stuck with four hour quinoa bowls.
Your turn.
There are no shortcuts to success; success is the result of hard work, persistence, and the courage to keep going despite the challenges that come your way.
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neil young is back on spotify…think cinnamon girl or down by the river or fanfare for the common man…big set coming~
dude has a walk-up song…https://youtu.be/c2zurZig4L8?si=R1L…
When the wave breaks here, don’t be there.
fun by ourselves…