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Michael Lewis? Maybe it was on an episode of the Lewis Howes or Jordan Harbinger or Tim Ferriss podcast. You know they’re pretty similar. Malcolm Gladwell stated that Michael Lewis is one of the best storytellers. I figured I would … Continue reading Thoughts on the Undoing Project by Michael Lewis-Part 1
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