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Screenwriting from Iowa- Searching for the Reset Button and Trying New Things”I think it’s one of those times to really think about everything that’s important in your life.”—Surfer Kelly Slater (on the pandemic in 2020)The Tim Ferriss Show On Saturday I went to the beach for the first time since things started getting funky with COVID-19 in March. It was a great summer day and a […]Scott W. Smith
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