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The dangers of taking shortcuts
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The host discusses the harmful effects of taking shortcuts in the beginning stages of a project or task, stressing that putting in the time and effort upfront will pay off in the long run. He reflects on his own experiences of taking shortcuts and how it ultimately led to negative consequences.
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