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Miyamoto Musashi on the Power of the Observing Eye
Experience the story of Miyamoto Musashi and how a personal philosophy led him to become one of the greatest swordsmen in Japanese history.
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How scientific discoveries came between two of the greatest minds of the 17th century.
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A simple story about socks and shoes reveal the importance of getting the little things right.
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A lengthy letter, a genius painter, and how we hire talent.
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Why mastery of our craft and being the best is the only strategy we need to be successful.
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How a simple bet led to an iconic book and the power of constraints.
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What turning 30 means to me, from lessons to reflections and more.
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A fable about the Greek Philosopher Socrates teaches us a simple lesson: what is required to be successful.
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In letters to his dear friend Lucilius, Seneca shares his advice on how to overcome unwarranted fears. Learn about how you can do the same.
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