A new podcast from The Solo Project that explores the importance of place — and how, like never before, you can chose *how* you want to work, *where* you want to live.
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Patrick Mitchell, The Solo Project, George Gendron, Arjun Basu
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Middle of Everywhere: Work Wherever You Want to Live
Middle of Everywhere is a new podcast from The Solo Project that explores the importance of place — and how, like never before, you can chose how you want to work, where you want to live.
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