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Lessons from Jeremy Dean

Jeremy Dean, a psychologist and founder of PsyBlog, translates complex research into practical guidance for everyday life, especially the science of making and breaking habits and using behavioral change to support greater happiness and fulfillment.
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Lessons from Tim Brownson

Tim Brownson, a life coach, author, and blogger, helps people get unstuck by identifying core values and aligning daily life with them, presenting that alignment as a foundation for clarity, happiness, purpose, and fulfillment.
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Lessons from George Polya

George Polya, a Hungarian-American mathematician and educator, made heuristic thinking accessible through How to Solve It, whose four-step framework treats problem-solving as both an art and a disciplined process applicable far beyond mathematics itself.
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Lessons from Sol Price

Sol Price, founder of Price Club and a warehouse-club pioneer, treated customer value as a fiduciary duty and employee well-being as a priority, establishing a retail philosophy that influenced leaders behind Costco, Sam’s Club, and Amazon.
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Lessons from Craig Wright

Craig Wright, Yale’s Henry L. and Lucy G. Moses Professor of Music Emeritus, examines the definition and nature of genius through his “Genius Course” and The Hidden Habits of Genius, shifting attention toward the habits beneath exceptional work.
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Lessons from Jeff Morris Jr

Jeff Morris Jr., founder of Chapter One and former VP of Product at Tinder, brings experience in technology and venture capital to questions of product management, startup building, career growth, and the strategic choices connecting them.
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Lessons from Peter Ahn

Peter Ahn, a technology sales coach and Decoding Sales co-host, champions authentic selling built on genuine relationships, trust, and value creation, offering a human-centered alternative to aggressive tactics for sales professionals and entrepreneurs.
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Lessons from Joe Liemandt

Joe Liemandt, founder of Trilogy Software and ESW Capital, grounds business strategy in guaranteed, measurable customer value, insisting that product acclaim matters less than whether customers achieve tangible returns and teams remain accountable for delivering them.

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