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Why Does Making A Living From Something You Can Get For Free Still Feel Like A Gift?
He feels extraordinarily blessed to do work he really loves, to parent the way he always dreamed, and to make a living from something you can get for free but people choose to support anyway. He calls that a huge gift, and he says it still requires some level of belief.
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Paul Davis - Second Employee at Amazon
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