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How to Be Extraordinary (or Not)

By Mark Manson — 2020

We’re constantly encouraged to become extraordinary. It’s all over the internet. It’s what makes up today’s pop culture. And it’s the bane of the self help industry. Over and over we’re sold this ridiculous idea that we’re all somehow destined to do our own big great thing. See more...

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Habit Formation