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Same As It Ever Was A Novel

Claire Lombardo

NATIONAL BESTSELLER • NAMED A BEST BOOK BY Same As It Ever Was

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Modern Wisdom

It was described as phenomenal, exploring the timeless principles of human nature that remain constant despite the ever-changing world. The book's lessons were deemed relevant to the listener's life.

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Your new book is absolutely phenomenal. It feels like it was written purposefully for me.

— Episode: #707 - Morgan Housel - 9 Timeless Lesson...

Episode: #707 - Morgan Housel - 9 Timeless Lessons About Hu...

It was described as phenomenal, exploring the timeless principles of human nature that remain constant despite the ever-changing world. The book's lessons were deemed relevant to the listener's life.

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Your new book is absolutely phenomenal. It feels like it was written purposefully for me.

Your ability to weave a story into a lesson is ungodly and everybody needs to go and buy same as ever right now.

The purpose of your book same as ever is to kind of as far as I can see explain to people the underlying principles and rules like the thermodynamics of life that doesn't change.

It's one of the best things that I've read in a very long time.

His new book has 23 lessons in it, I think, and we go through nine today but he's coming out to see me in Austin in January.

The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

The speaker mentioned the book to highlight research about how companies that are succeeding often become complacent.

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And also, I saw, I think it was Morgan Hounsel's book, same as ever, some research that shows when you are succeeding, when you're like number one at the thing you do, teams kind of switch off creativ...

— Episode: Adam Grant: The Surprising New Research...

Episode: Adam Grant: The Surprising New Research On Procras...

The speaker mentioned the book to highlight research about how companies that are succeeding often become complacent.

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And also, I saw, I think it was Morgan Hounsel's book, same as ever, some research that shows when you are succeeding, when you're like number one at the thing you do, teams kind of switch off creatively, and they go into a defense mode, which is, okay, this is how we've always done it.

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