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Reclaim The Book (Or why I’m launching $100 book)

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By Paul Millerd
| The Startup Verified
“Okay, what’s your plan for my book?” I ask. I’m on a call with a top imprint at Penguin Random House. An editor had reached out a few weeks earlier to “discuss future projects,” after my self-published book, The Pathless Path, started climbing the charts. In a quick call, she said she thought their team could help the book reach many more people. While skeptical, I accepted her invitation to another call, this time with the senior publisher and lead editor. I pop onto Zoom. Three people are waiting.
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Carl Jung: Beware of your shadow self

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By Paul Millerd, Matt Haig, Thomas Oppong
| Postanly Weekly
Postanly Weekly is a reader-supported smarter living newsletter. To support my work, you can upgrade to a paid subscription for $7 per month or $40 for a year. With a modest contribution, you’re not only helping keep Postanly Weekly going, you also get free instant access access to Thinking Toolbox (mental models for life) and Mental Wealth Toolbox (practical concepts for smarter decisions). NEW: The little book of stoic wisdom(for free or pay what you want).
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LLMs are Dissolving & Creating Work | #288

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By Paul Millerd
| pathlesspath.com
I’ve had a weird experience over the last month. I’ve basically become a passable junior software engineer. With LLMs writing most of the code in Cursor, I’ve built and deployed multiple web-based apps for myself, a few for fun, and some for friends, for kicks. I wrote about my initial explorations here a few weeks ago. Last week, I built two things that were a little more advanced and likely would have taken me weeks if not longer before LLM-assisted coding tools.
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