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Okay. Hello and welcome back to beyond the to-do list, a podcast about productivity.

I'm your host, Eric Fisher, and in in this episode I am joined by Paul Kirby,

West Point grad, Harvard MBA, artist, engineer, and author of The Fuse Pathway, How to

Find and Lead of Fulfilling Life. In this conversation, Paul shares the fuse method

for how people can take all these different interests and skills and passions and fuse

them into meaningful work and a life. We'll break down what each of the letters of fuse, F-U-S-E,

stand for. Dig into some of Paul's story how making big changes can come in small steps. You don't need to burn it all down and

start over. You can start by upgrading and experimenting where you are now and how real world

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