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Why we must think big, but act small
The nature of many of our biggest problems requires that successful solutions will be small and incremental. That's one CliffsNotes version of the book Strong Towns: A Bottom-Up Revolution to Rebuild American Prosperity by Charles Marohn, out earlier this month...
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