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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2020 · 31 MIN

Reading Books and Podcasting About Them with Adam Ashton

from Portfolio Career Podcast with David Nebinski · host Adam Ashton, David Nebinski

Would you like to learn more from books? Adam Ashton is the cohost of the leading podcast, What You Will Learn. The project started in 2016 with a very simple approach and focus. You will hear how the project has evolved, how Adam designs his life, key takeaways from books he believes are most relevant to people with portfolio careers! You will also learn:-the many benefits of podcasting-how projects evolve in unlikely ways-how feedback can help or hurt your work-how Adam has evolved his thinking on real-world professional experience vs projectAs always, this episode with time-stamp notes is available on my podcast

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Would you like to learn more from books? Adam Ashton is the cohost of the leading podcast, What You Will Learn. The project started in 2016 with a very simple approach and focus. You will hear how the project has evolved, how Adam designs his life, key takeaways from books he believes are most relevant to people with portfolio careers!

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