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Tune in to our new podcast episode where, Seerat continues to interview Grace Hawthorne, founder and CEO of Paper Punk, author of Make Possibilities Happen, and adjunct professor at Stanford d.school, as she talks about the the start step in her framework of “see, start, do, and finish.” In this episode we explore how to use fear to our advantage, how to detach from our expectations, and use our plan to guide us while also being flexible!
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