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by hownottowrite 5y ago
Excellent pun and glad I could be of help. I have kids too and I work with many other children I tend to think of as my kids as well. They are always a joy and a balance. Good luck to you!
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
Personally, I find it in service and hard, physical work but I think anything that breaks you out of overthinking and just doing can work. Another good book along this line is Shopclass as Soulcraft. Totally different subject but also about
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
If you get the full edition, there’s a complete discourse on Frankl’s method (designed for the layperson). That said, I found the actual story of his experience far more compelling and much easier to relate to… at least in a way of making a
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
I went this way a couple years back, but one partner is intractable.
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
Not in this case. As Jacques notes, there’s the legal barrier but there are also a few other unique factors.
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
Precisely and when one party has a business lawyer for a sibling it gets even more expensive.
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
One yes and the other no. It’s a rather complicated, self-inflicted situation. Cleaning up the mess would definitely raise the joy factor. I’ve been working for awhile to find a mutually acceptable solution but we are at an impasse. So, I c
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
Because I have a whole bunch of employees who still like to eat and a whole bunch of customers who love what we do. If I stop, all that stops too. The state of my partnership might be crap, but the worst day I’ve ever had working for myself
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
Mourning the loss of one’s youth is pretty typical. You lose a step. You didn’t do what you hoped you would do. You wasted your time. So forth and so on. Don’t worry. It gets better. This is all part of the process of life. My recommendatio
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OpenAlex: A free and open catalog of the world's scholarly papers(openalex.org)
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
The end of that chapter had me in tears.
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
I wonder how many of these items are being resold on Amazon and Walmart Marketplace.
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
At Day’s Close is a really great book. This article doesn’t do Ekrich’s work justice. https://wwnorton.com/books/9780393329018
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BMW demos E-Ink panel wraps at CES(bmw.com)
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After ALS struck, he became the world’s most advanced cyborg(inputmag.com)
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“I don’t know how much more we can take.”(cleveland.com)
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There used to be this thing called advertising(kingdomoffailure.com)
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
99% of the death certificates my friend has written in the last few months have been for unvaxxed people. More than 90% in their care are unvaxxed.
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
To be clear, the vaccine mandates for healthcare staff had little to no impact on actual care. Very few professionals were unvaxxed and even fewer left/were dismissed as a result of not vaxxing (i.e. they got vaxxed). The staffing is l
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
That’s absolutely my point
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
I have a friend in southern Ohio who is an ICU doc. They’ve been dealing with +140% occupancy for the last few weeks. Staff shortages in their hospital are due to people leaving the field entirely (either worn out, tired of patient abuse, o
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
Pound for pound they are about 1.5X stronger than humans due to the density of fast-twitch muscle fibers. This also makes them quicker and more nimble. If they attack from behind they can easily knock down an adult human. They use this tact
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
I thought the OP article was likely a rehash of an older article so googled his name. The Forbes article and the PPP loan results were right next to each other. I read them both and thought the guy was pretty sketchy all in all. As for stir
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
Forbes had a better write up back in April when this story made the rounds: https://www.forbes.com/sites/instituteforjustice/2020/04/14/... Also, Terry got a PPP loan for $20k for his one person soy
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
Big component of James Oatway’s style https://james-oatway.medium.com/
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
Cool but not exactly the earliest jewelry on earth… not by a long shot. https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abi8620
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
Steve Jobs certainly never did anything because of money. The iPhone is just his gift to the masses.
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
Google is great if people know what they want, but for discovery? Not so much. Can’t wait to see the articles about the crippling downstream effect of this change on small companies.
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
Let’s say companies with revenue between 500K and 5M Euro in annual income, but certainly smaller businesses can stand up targeted ads even if they’re just going self-serve.
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by hownottowrite 5y ago
A couple people here have said "make something useful." Fascinating. So make something useful but then how do you actually get it in front of people without resorting to very expensive and inefficient brand advertising?

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