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Erhan Demirci: Doe Rustig

Busy, busy, busy... The standard answer when you ask someone how they are doing. But aren't we doing this to ourselves by wanting to have a career, three hobbies, pursue self-development, and run a family?

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    Erhan Demirci

    Erhan Demirci

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Busy, busy, busy... The standard answer when you ask someone how they are doing. But aren't we doing this to ourselves by wanting to have a career, three hobbies, pursue self-development, and run a family?

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