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⚡ From The Vault — Issue No. 47
Good afternoon. It is 3pm on a Friday and you have made it. Not gracefully — there were at least two Slack messages you let sit, one meeting you nodded through with your camera off, and a lunch situation that was fine, it was just, fine. But here you are. Technically present. Marginally employed. Congrats Pal!
This week: a $50K grant for small creative businesses just opened (deadline March 15th — we're telling you now so you actually have time), a senior PM role at a company that appears to have their act together, a deal on software half of you are paying full price for, and we interviewed a woman who quit her finance job to run a competitive axe-throwing league and is, somehow, profitable.
On the political front: the thing happened, someone said a thing about it, and here's the relevant part minus 15 minutes of your life you weren't going to get back anyway. A coup? Not quite. A vibe? Absolutely. We explain.
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