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Jonathon Lazear, The Man Who Mistook His Job for a Life: A Chronic Overachiever Finds the Way Home Quotes: ..it's not how much you work, but how working so much makes you feel that counts. And how I felt was iserable.
         

..it's not how much you work, but how working so much makes you feel that counts. And how I felt was iserable.


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