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In today's show Steve Hawk shares lessons gleaned from the world's sweetest mom, explains why justified resentment may be the root of all evil, notes that the past is constantly in the process of being redefined by the future, reminds us to show don't tell, and he checks in on a prediction piece he wrote about his future self 25 years ago. Enjoy!
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