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A little best of for your summer listening pleasure.

July 2020.

My first guest, he worked for Steve Jobs of Apple Computer fame, a great story.

My second guest, a psychologist who has something to say about why we forget things when we walk through a door.

Number three in the list, three felonies a day. That's right. You are committing three felonies a day and you don't know it.

Number four, what would a mega episode be without a little bit of that trading mindset?

In fact, a little bit of that risk management mindset.

Four episodes combined into one mega episode for your summer listening pleasure.

Enjoy. Enjoy. I have one of those behind the scenes guests today. Ken Kossienda.

Ken was on the ground floor right there in Apple's heyday, the golden age of Steve Jobs,

directly responsible for the innovations, the insights that allow us to use,

for example, the keyboard on our iPhone.

Ken's background is amazingly not expected, a liberal arts guy.

And in his work, he really explains that symbiotic relationship between software and product

development for those that have never even thought

about programming a computer. It's one of those behind the scenes accounts where you just say,

wow, how cool that Apple pulled everything off. And even further, you can't help but say, even with all the positive

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