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Evil Plans by Hugh MacLeod — WisdomDeck honest review
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Evil Plans

by Hugh MacLeod

MacLeod on having an evil plan: a scheme to do work you love on your own terms, with cartoons and short essays. Lighter than Ignore Everybody, same spirit.

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  1. Everyone needs an evil plan.
  2. Make your own job.
  3. Do it for love and money.

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