To Tweet Or Not To Tweet? | #151
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That is the question, asked by guest poster by Nick deWilde
August 14th, 2021: Greetings from Taiwan! Today’s guest post is courtesy of Nick deWilde. He’s had a fascinating journey exploring screenwriting, going to business school, studying psychology, and working at companies like Guild and Tradecraft, helping people navigate the emerging new economy. He sent along this amazing picture from his wedding! His essay is one about struggling with social media. I think this is relevant for a lot of people. I think that if you want to make your life better, the internet is the easiest way to do that. You can find people with similar interests, share…
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