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The Psychological Trap of the Information Age (and How Mark Manson Used it to Sell 20 Million Books)

The Psychological Trap of the Information Age (and How Mark Manson Used it to Sell 20 Million Books)

The author of The Subtle Art never intended to be a writer. His career started with a viral blog post, a kitten walking away from an explosion, and six million page views in a day.

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