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There was a time when I felt burned out. I had built hundreds of websites. Nothing felt new. I kept trying to get clients because I had to make a living. But when leads came in I almost felt disappointed. I didn't want to do the work. It was such a weird place to be because I really do love web design. I love technology and coding. I love creating. For a long time, I couldn't understand why I felt...
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