26: Getting Excited without Banking on the Outcome | Feedback Friday

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• How do you maintain the momentum of your self-improvement milestones in the wake of a difficult breakup?
• Do you need continuous novelty in your professional life?
• In any industry, it's better to spend eight hours to miss the chance to work for a narcissist than eight months -- or eight years. But sometimes it's hard to spot them when the industry is entertainment.
• How do you approach someone cold and build rapid trust with them when you're an INTJ who only knows how to flirt with disaster?
• Is getting your hopes up just a recipe for disappointment, or should you embrace the motivation of excitement when it strikes?
• How do you keep your feelings in check when you have an unrequited crush on a colleague who flirts with people who aren't you?
• What's the best (and worst) way of asking for advice from us?
• Recommendation of the Week: Scam City
• Quick shoutout (and happy birthday wishes) to The Gabe!
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