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Ignore Everybody by Hugh MacLeod — WisdomDeck honest review
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Ignore Everybody

by Hugh MacLeod

Forty short, sharp keys to creativity from the cartoonist who drew on business cards: keep your day job, the idea does not have to be big, nobody cares. Funny and freeing.

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  1. Ignore everybody.
  2. Keep your day job.
  3. Put the hours in.

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