Hey, it's Thomas Frank. I've just got a quick note for you before we get into the show.

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along with exclusive stuff, like extended versions of those videos. And it's not just our

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I mean, not your best work, whichever lord is doing this year. Let's do some studying,

and you'll do better on the next test. Yeah. It'd be great. Well, anyway, welcome again,

dear listener to the inforium. This show is about productivity, personal development,

personal finance, sometimes explaining the modes of the major scale. We did in last episode.

You get some bonus music education, and in this particular episode, doing a year-end review,

like we do basically every year, I think. I know we did one last year. We may have skipped one,

but yeah, and in the previous, previous years, I wrote them as blog posts. But now we do

on this podcast, because it's easier to talk than it is to write. And I'm all about not waste an

effort, it's historically true. Yeah, it's true. Yep. Yeah, I haven't written a year-end review

in a while. It was actually a really fun thing to do back when I was more actively blogging.

But now the idea of spending my work time doing that with all the other projects I have going on

is just like, yeah, I'm not gonna do that. Yeah. Because it would take me well over an hour

to write it, but it will take me roughly an hour to just discuss it with you. Yeah,

this is more fun. And for the YouTube Watchers, it also comes with fun sweaters. So it does

better than a blog post, which maybe wouldn't come with fun sweaters. Everyone who's listening to the

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