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It's almost as surprising as that time that John Hancock used his real name to sign a controversial letter to his own king. Putting your name, reputation, and
by totalZero 7y ago
It's almost as surprising as that time that John Hancock used his real name to sign a controversial letter to his own king.
Putting your name, reputation, and economic security on the line -- especially in a world where anonymity is easy -- is a sign of backbone and reinforces the message that you are delivering.