
Saying 'Yes, and...' as an alternative resolution
What might replace self-criticism as a reason for change
How we make business harder for ourselves, and what we might do instead. An exploration by Austin entrepreneur Patrick Scott Pitman, aspiring to less grind, more flow.
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