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This episode dives into powerful lessons on sales, entrepreneurship, and personal legacy, sparked by a legendary Hacker News comment on selling human needs, a viral PR response from LVMH’s Bernard Arnault, and the untold business brilliance behind Magic: The Gathering. The hosts explore h
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