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Book · 2022

Jump

by Larry Miller, Laila Lacy · Brought up by 1 person on 1 podcast

Jump by Larry Miller, Laila Lacy has been mentioned in 1 episode across 1 podcast (0 episodes recommend it and 1 episode discusses it), through . Most frequently brought up by Steve Levitt (1 episode) on People I (Mostly) Admire (1 episode).

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The first is that only recently did Larry decide to tell his story publicly writing a book with his daughter called jump that details his story so why did you decide to come forward now and post a reaction in a cancel culture world.
Steve Levitt · People I (Mostly) Admire · Jan 2023 Listen at 23:05

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Steve Levitt the first is that only recently did Larry decide to tell his story publicly writing a book with his daughte… 1
Discussed
“On this podcast, I put a huge emphasis on data analysis; in your book, you do not talk much about using data as a source of your insights. It seems to me your success has been more instinctual, that you just have a knack for seeing where the future is going and taking your companies in the right direction; is”
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“the first is that only recently did Larry decide to tell his story publicly writing a book with his daughter called jump that details his story so why did you decide to come forward now and post a reaction in a cancel culture world”
Discussed
“so for so long you feared the truth coming out and then you revealed everything in your book jump did any of your fears come true did Friends renounce you”
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“I want to read to you from your New York Times blockbuster best-selling book, Jump and Find Joy. I am reading from the introduction. and you say, "I truly believe that it's never too late to let go of what you know isn't working and to go for what you want."”

Portraits from Wikimedia Commons: Steve Levitt, Stephen Foskett / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0).