Think this is probably very good…although I lost the will to live halfway through 😉 I think I’m just tired. Anyone who makes it to the end let me know what you think?
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3 responses to “How to Do What You Love”
Too many words… liked the notes at the bottom though, especially the one about people trying to con kids that math’s drill is “fun”….
Read it. Rang too many uncomfortable bells. Would like to make James read it, but he’d never wade through it all. 😀
i read couple of paragraphs and the end… so what was it all about then?