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I'm Ryan Holiday, and I draw these lessons from ancient philosophy, modern psychology, practical wisdom, and insights from

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So a couple of months ago on a live Q&A we were doing for Daily Stelic, talking with a bunch of

parents about how we clean up our houses

and how with young kids we're overflowing with school assignments and art and cars,

just all the really cool stuff your kids make.

And then the stuff that's not quite as cool and yet you feel bad about throwing it away,

I asked if anyone had a recommendation on something that could like photograph all that work or scan it or create some digital archive of it

so it didn't have to take up so much time in my house. Somebody recommended today's sponsor. And it's

called archive. And I actually just took a bunch of the stuff into the office. I sorted it.

I put it into piles, put it in this box, mailed it to archive. And now I am waiting for them to

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