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Occasionally, you come across something that really makes you think.
Read Old Books Mar 25, 2023 SHARE ↓ by Ted Lamade @collabfund Copy Link Guest post by Ted Lamade, Managing Director at The Carnegie Institution for Science Occasionally, you come across something that really makes you think. This happened to me not too long ago after watching a YouTube clip of a guy named Neal Foard revealing an important lesson he learned from his father. Foard tells the story of how as a teenager, he read a business book and couldn’t wait to share its “revelations” with his father. Yet when he eventually did, he was surprised by his father’s response. Instead of heaping
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