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18 January

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    Shoe Dog

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    business books, I'm a big fan of Shoe Dog, uh, the Nike story. One of my favorite

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    Mindset

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    mindset by Carol Dick, who uh coined the term growth mindset. It's just such an amazing book. It kind of sounds like a self-help book, but then you you understand that it's completely psychological and and is based on research. Um and that book completely changed my life. uh really I was always with a fixed mindset and then after reading that I kind of understood uh that it was something holding me back and since then I've been really really trying to cultivate a growth mindset. So I really recommend everyone reading that

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    The Pit

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    I just finished watching The Pit, which was amazing.

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    Severance

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    if you haven't seen Severance, run to see Severance, one of my favorite shows.

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    Cap

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    there's an open source alternative called CAP, which is just really wellcrafted. Um, you can see that the person was like really sweating the details and, uh, it's just a really, really great alternative. So, I've been using that recently.

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