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Daily Rituals and Creative Work
39:47 - 40:35 (00:47)
In this podcast episode, the hosts talk about the book "Daily Rituals" by Mason Curry, which chronicles the daily routines of successful people. They discuss how the rituals of waking up early and using stimulants like methamphetamine don't necessarily equate to success and how being in a good mood for creative work is more important than adhering to a strict routine.
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