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Rule #3 Quit Social Media In 2013,
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understand the current default deci
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asks that you give any particular n
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too general (what does it look like
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important to me (e.g., a long talk,
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impact activities, therefore, you
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you sample life without them. Don
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quick click away. Fortunately, Arno
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stubbornly remain. In a Wall Street
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decisions about where given work ta
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and this is the important part—tr
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with few exceptions, I don’t send
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excuse that the requester has the o
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Most nonfiction authors are easy to
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the famous names at the Institute:
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Also by Cal Newport So Good They Ca
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Chapter 1 Information about Nate Si
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The issue of Science where Radhika
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