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Years and years ago, I brainstormed an idea for a website with Mark Hurst. He's done nothing but great things with it ever since.
So, when Mark asked me to do a speech for Gel, I decided to update my original riffs. Some people think it was awfully amusing. I just hope it's useful too. Seth on Google on Broken. Maybe one day, it'll be a book. But for now, it's a video and it's free.
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