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Michael M @ freshome April 4th, 2007: A have a lot to read, and maybe you'll see some comments from me. :)

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Perhaps a switch?

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I Will Teach You To Be Rich » Listen to me in a WSJ podcast, and the stork of entrepreneurship June 21st, 2007: [...] First, I was in a podcast, with Ryan Healy of employeeevolution.com, for the Wall Street Journal discussing how some young people are impatient in their careers (article | mp3). If you’re a new reader visiting from the WSJ, here’s a good place to get started with my popular posts. [...]

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