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it's a book called essentialism i forget the author's name i think his last name is mccown or something and it's basically the book about cutting out the noise and finding a singular focus and doing that really well it's a book that i that that was a game changer for me at grammarly being sort of new in my career having really aggressive goals not being scared to say no taking on a lot just feel it thinking like well i'm only working 12 hours a day there's 12 more left i could just you know like like i can i can do it and then when you when you end up stepping into a leadership role which happened for me i mean it happened prior to grounded but really i was able to kind of grow into that role grammarly that book was it was incredible and i and i used it a lot i pretty much got copies for everybody on the team like 40 plus people and uh so that that is a book i swear by
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