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Things to think about, writing you’ve not run across, things you won’t find on social media. Things without clickbait headlines, things that are worth your attention. Things to make you better informed, smarter and more thoughtful and maybe even a better person in the process.

It’s that simple.

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Why 7 Takeaways?

Great content creators share one characteristic: they consume a lot of information. They read, they watch, they listen to a wide variety of topics that interest them. I started 7Takeaways because I want to be be more like the people I admire, and I admire several great creators.

What’s in 7 Takeaways?

What will I consume and share? It’ll be eclectic.

Many of my selections center around thinking, facts, having opinions, and changing your mind. Entrepreneurial items appear frequently. I touch on things like time management, marketing, writing, and anything else I think will help me grow my business and be a better, more thoughtful person overall.

Don’t be surprised if Corgis are mentioned occasionally as well.

ChatGPT’s Summary

7Takeaways.com is thoughtful, reflective, and focused on personal growth and becoming more informed. It offers a curated weekly collection of insights across diverse topics like entrepreneurship, digital awareness, time management, and self-improvement. The site emphasizes content that avoids clickbait and social media trends, aiming to stimulate thoughtful engagement and intellectual curiosity. There’s a light-hearted element as well, occasionally mentioning fun topics like Corgis. Overall, it’s aimed at fostering critical thinking and personal development.

Who am I to argue with AI?

Leo Notenboom