The speaker considers writing a book about his experiences in podcasting and has put some feelers out on social media to gauge interest. He reveals that he usually ends up pursuing an idea when the excitement becomes too great to ignore.
Tim Ferriss is contemplating creating a distilled synopsis of the best lessons learned and experiments from his weekly podcast The Tim Ferriss Show, which features two and a half hour conversations with various guests on the topic of habits, tools and lessons learned. Ferriss struggles with the embarrassment of riches that such a long conversation provides, but believes that people are interested in a distillation of the best learnings.
By studying the success of 150 people across various disciplines, one can learn how to improve their own life. This is evidenced by the success of those in the business and investing realm who recommend reading "Sapiens".
The speaker emphasizes the importance of setting short-term plans and experiments to cope with decision making in life rather than relying on unreliable long-term plans which may limit one's capabilities.