Tim Ferriss Character Analysis

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First, Tim Ferriss and Carol Dweck both have a different appearance, which represents their character. For instance, Tim's appearance on Quest, he looked very athletic and he is in a well shaped guy. Tim Ferriss has the early 30s look, and he is a sizable man he fair enough muscular. Also, Ferriss's hair is short and blond that matches well with his young appearance. Because he is young, the casual clothing suits him well with his manlike appearance. Because he is young, the casual clothing suits him well with his early 30s appearance. Moreover, Tim seems as a very energetic guy because he is active in the discussion on Quest. Another thing is that Ferriss' hands were gesturing a lot while he was talking to the tv host. In contrast to Tim

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