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I spent most of my twenties sitting in windowless corporate conference rooms, watching “productivity gurus” peddle expensive planners and complex apps that promised to fix your life. It’s a scam. Most of these people want…
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I was sitting at my desk last Tuesday, staring at a spreadsheet that wouldn’t balance, when I realized my brain felt like it was running through wet cement. I reached for my coffee, only to…