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23 March 2023

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    Gates of Fire

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    I recommend Gates of Fire it comes off the Marine commandant's reading list it's on there perennially it is about the Battle of Thermopylae it's the 300 Spartans but it's the whole back story and if you get into it it's about leadership it's about courage but it's about creativity and it's really well written so that's one that I recommend a lot

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    The Last of Us

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    I've been watching The Last of Us like everybody on Earth I've been watching it both for entertainment and for work because it's really interesting to see how the show drives sales of the video games and how you can use that to kind of make the whole of the sales greater than the sum of its parts so I'm watching that really carefully

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    Notion

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    I use notion for almost everything and I really like the new AI that they filled into it

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    Lex

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    I also have been using Lex which is uh Nathan bashas's startup where it's like the AI writing editor that you've probably seen

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    Microsoft Excel

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    I use a lot of Microsoft Excel which I think is controversial

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