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You're starting out in your career, trying to figure out:
• Which skills to build
• Which doors to walk through
• Which bets are worth taking
In this episode of Jewish Grit, Howard Morgan — one of the earliest internet pioneers and a venture capitalist behind companies like LinkedIn and Uber — shares:
• How he learned to see around corners
• What it really takes to build a career with lasting impact
• The secret sauce to his success
Howard's story is a masterclass in staying ahead of the curve, and how to position yourself for the future — this episode is your roadmap to success.
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