What do you need more of?
If our day (and our work) would get better if we had more:
- Division
- Shortcuts
- Momentary viral jolts
- Breaking news
- and doom
…we know where to get it. If not, then why are we spending our magical attention there?
If our day (and our work) would get better if we had more:
…we know where to get it. If not, then why are we spending our magical attention there?
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