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recaps of the key ideas in each interview, but at the end of the series, you'll receive our free Life of Purpose ebook. What you have to do is go to unmistakablecreative.com slash life purpose. Again, that's unmistakablecreative.com slash life purpose. The question is not whether technology is good or whether it's bad for us, I think that might have been the question a few

years ago. But now technology is part of our lives. So I think the better question is,

what do we do with it? Right. As William Shakespeare once said, there's nothing good or bad,

but thinking makes it so. And so I think positive psychology has some really important lessons

for us to learn

about what that means in terms of how we use technology. And specifically what I call the how,

when, where, and why of using technology in our lives. I'm Sreeny Rao and this is the Unmistakable

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at UnmistakableCreative.com. Amy, welcome to The Unmistakable Creative. Thanks so much for taking the time to join us. My pleasure. I glad to be here. Yeah. So it is really cool to have you. I came across your story by way of Sean Acre, who I also learned from reading the fore to your book, is your brother, which is really interesting since he's been here and his wife, Michelle, has been here. So at this point, we're pretty much just going through all the members in your family as potential guests on the show. So I know one half of the answer to

this question, having read the Ford, but I want to start with this question because I think it would

be really interesting. What birth order were you and what impact has that had on the choices that you

have made with your life and your career. Ooh, great question.

So my brother will tell you that he is 28 years old and that he has been for the past 10 years.

But the truth is that he is two years, two days, two minutes, two pounds, and two ounces older and bigger than I was. But that has not stopped me from being

his bossy younger sister all the way from birth through now. So I'm glad to get to play my role there.

What impact has that had on the choices that you've made with your life in your career?

Well, you know, I remember being about seven years old when my brother

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