The Breakthrough Playbook Of A Fearless Nation
Since 1789, Americans have shared a set of eight recurring fears. Yet, time after time, the country has shown a rare ability to turn those very fears into breakthroughs and innovation. Dan Sullivan and Mark Young explore America's "permanent panic areas" and the concept of creative resilience—unpacking why these cycles of fear and progress seem to happen here and how they continue to shape the nation's future.
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America has always lived with a set of recurring worries: corruption, tyranny, disorder, foreign enemies, race, decline, ignorance, and collapse. These anxieties are as old…
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