Why writing matters
“But that’s not what I meant”
There’s no more urgent reason to write.
Source: Seth’s Blog: “But that’s not what I meant”
Seth Godin is the master at putting complex thoughts and idea in the minimum number of words.
“But that’s not what I meant”
There’s no more urgent reason to write.
Source: Seth’s Blog: “But that’s not what I meant”
Seth Godin is the master at putting complex thoughts and idea in the minimum number of words.
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