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15 June 2023

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    Spark

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    which is Spark It's the Neuroscience of exercise and that was this is a great book

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    Smart Brevity

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    it's called smart brevity have you heard of this one no but I love the sound of it I've always been big on you know writing crisply uh and being very tight and not having like three page memos that you're sending off especially now that we're remote and we're all doing slack and email and and uh different ways of messaging how tightly you communicate how crisp your communication is is really important for frankly you getting your point across and also for the other person who's probably digesting 100 of these messages so this book is uh it's a book on how to do that it's uh it breaks down how to write crisply and the different parts of it and I've definitely seen improvements in the team since I've passed around so that's a great book if frankly for anybody

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    Outlive

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    Peter ortia just wrote a book called outlive okay and it's exactly the same kind of premise of just how important exercises

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    All-In

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    the all-in podcast is always fun so I make sure to watch those uh when they come out as well uh a lot of fun and informative

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