David Kadavy is author of Mind Management, Not Time Management, The Heart to Start & Design for Hackers.
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October’s revenue was $4,874, down from September’s $8,182. Profits were $3,935, down from September’s $7,127.
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September’s revenue was $8,182, up from August’s $7,216. Profits were $7,127, up from August’s $6,165.
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August’s revenue was $7,216, up from July’s $4,320. Profits were $6,165, up from July’s $2,515.
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July’s income was $4,230, down from June’s $6,714. Profits were $2,515, down from June’s $4,441.
After nearly eight years of the Love Your Work podcast, I’m quitting. Here’s why, and What’s Next.
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June’s income was $6,714, down from May’s $6,912. Profits were $4,441, up from May’s $1,588.
You’ve probably heard that, in a blind taste test, even experts can’t tell between white and red wine. Even if this were true – and it’s not – it wouldn’t matter.
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We trust the food we eat, the drinks we drink, and the air we breathe are safe. That in case they’re unsafe, someone is working to minimize our exposure, or at least tell us the risks. In The Triumph of Doubt, former head of OSHA David Michaels reveals how companies fight for their rights to sell harmful products, expose workers to health hazards, and pollute the environment. They do it by manufacturing so-called “science.” Most this science is built not upon proving they’re not causing harm, but by doing whatever they can to cast doubt. Here, in my own words, is a summary of The Triumph of Doubt: Dark Money and the Science of Deception.
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