RFT - Ep 321 – The Abundance Paradox Edition

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This Week’s Webs Wisdom: - A world with out work – Nigel Cameron, - The way we think about work is broken – Barry Schwartz , - The Abundance Paradox – Dr. Roger Ray , - First World Problems – The School of Life, and - How Hot Can It Get? – Vsause.

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