Random Business Thought Of The Week
Clive MechanicRandom, rambling thoughts and learnings from someone interested in a lot of things. Generally about business and related topics, but with the occasional, unrelated tangent.
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Clive's wife describes him as "interested and interesting". That sums him up quite well. He has always been fascinated by business, investing, influence, psychology and learning in general.
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