What's the ROI of Not Giving a F*ck?

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WHEN PURSUING A CAREER IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP, SPEED IS THE ULTIMATE GAME IN WHAT WE ALL DO FOR A LIVING. YOU MUST MOVE QUICKER THAN YOU'RE COMPETITORS. 99% OF THINGS AROUND YOU DON'T MATTER.
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