The Blowjob Follies
Part of this piece are from my first book, I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell (book here) (audiobook here), and my third book, Hilarity Ensues…
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Tucker Max discusses his experiences going from a legendary and reckless partier to a husband, father of four, and Texas rancher.
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The Famous “Sushi Pants” Story
This is from my first book, I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell (book here) (audiobook here) I used to think that Red Bull was…
The Fratire Retirement
“There is no good in anything until it is finished.”-Genghis Khan If you read Hilarity Ensues (or the big profile on me in Forbes)…
How I Learned To Own My Failures
“Evil isn’t done so often by evil people, but by good people who do not know themselves.”-Reinhold Niebuhr My first post in this series was…
How NOT To Handle Explosive Growth And Fast Scaling
For most start-ups, getting to product-market fit is the hardest part. For us, it was easy; it pretty much came by accident. We did 200k…
How To Deal With Cops
I recently had to do an interview to get a security clearance (it’s not for something cool, unfortunately), and the guy interviewing me–having read my…
How to Get Started with Plant Medicine Therapy
I’m one year into my plant medicine journey. I’ve done 6 MDMA therapy sessions, and 3 Psilocybin therapy sessions. I wrote about my first two…
How to understand college sports
Like most guys, I watch a lot of ESPN. Mainly as background noise. And there is always the on-going debate about various aspects of college…
How Tucker Max Got Rejected by Publishing and Still Hit #1 New York Times
Originally posted on Tim Ferriss’s blog: I first met Tim when he came to my SXSW presentation (about turning a blog into a book) to…
If you feel like quitting…
I just came across these rejection letters I got when my book agent, Byrd Leavell and I originally shopped the manuscript for I Hope They…
I Fired Myself As CEO (Why, And What’s Next)
I’m no longer the CEO of Scribe (formerly Book In A Box). Why? We didn’t do a good enough job being an executive and manager of…