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Tara McMullin

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Writer. Podcaster. Producer. Author of What Works: A Comprehensive Framework to Change the Way We Approach Goal-Setting. #actuallyautistic

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Tara McMullin’s Biography

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I relentlessly study, experiment with, and teach what it takes to succeed in business in the age of connectedness.

The businesses I work with are helmed by passionate, innovative leaders and driven by inquisitive, engaged customers. They trade in delivering experience, connection, and meaning. They thrive on the coexistence of individualism and collectivism. They maximize their impact while minimizing the effort required to achieve it. They believe entrepreneurship is citizenship.

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Making Intelligence Masculine Again

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By Tara McMullin, Aaron Clippinger, Kara Goldin, Darius Mirshahzadeh
| NextByte1
I've had all the various parts of this episode swirling in my head for months—from The Paperclip Maximizer to The Great Feminization to Meta's Masculine Energy to mind-body dualism to the AI industry's role in what I propose is The Great Re-Masculinization.
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What Else Must Be True?

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By Tara McMullin
| NextByte1
Have a big decision on your mind? Trying to choose between a bunch of good options? Today, I'm talking about decision-making… not so much how to choose, but the context of our choices. No decision gets made in a vacuum. Choices are always framed by circumstances, relationships, emotions, fears, and desires. The good news is that deepening our self-knowledge can be a great way to illuminate the context of our choices and point us in a productive direction.
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Getting My $#*! Together: A Messy Review of 2025

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By Tara McMullin
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Here we are at the tail end of 2025. I just "opened" my Spotify Unwrapped... And after 3 years of burnout recovery, I’m finally ready to figure out what getting my shit together in the shadow of everything I’ve learned about myself and my needs in the last five years is going to look like. It’s tempting to assume that getting one’s shit together is a forward-looking pursuit.
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