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"I've worked with Olive, the perfectionist who has way too many tabs open and a proven process for everything, but has a hard time sleeping at night. And her inner critic gets the best of her. It's Trip, the hero who just picks up the slack. He's really efficient, he's really good at doing everything, and he cares deeply that the success happens. But he ends up alienating those who are there to help him because he takes their work and makes it his own."
"I've worked with Olive, the perfectionist who has way too many tabs open and a proven process for everything, but has a hard time sleeping at night. And her inner critic gets the best of her. It's Trip, the hero who just picks up the slack. He's really efficient, he's really good at doing everything, and he cares deeply that the success happens. But he ends up alienating those who are there to help him because he takes their work and makes it his own."
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"I've worked with Olive, the perfectionist who has way too many tabs open and a proven process for everything, but has a hard time sleeping at night. And her inner critic gets the best of her. It's Trip, the hero who just picks up the slack. He's really efficient, he's really good at doing everything, and he cares deeply that the success happens. But he ends up alienating those who are there to help him because he takes their work and makes it his own."
"I've worked with Olive, the perfectionist who has way too many tabs open and a proven process for everything, but has a hard time sleeping at night. And her inner critic gets the best of her. It's Trip, the hero who just picks up the slack. He's really efficient, he's really good at doing everything, and he cares deeply that the success happens. But he ends up alienating those who are there to help him because he takes their work and makes it his own."