I Did Nothing For 2 Weeks. It Made Me Better At Everything.
Sam Parr returns from paternity leave with a newborn and reflects on fatherhood, flourishing, and the power of belief, while Shaan Puri shares insights on deep work, Aristotle’s philosophy, and the rise of businesses solving modern loneliness.
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