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Stranger Things

By The Duffer Brothers

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Location and Action Openers

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Speaking with Adjacency

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The Adjacent-Precedent De-Risk Pitch

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The Five-Second Moment

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The Four Challenges of AI Product Management

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The Model Launch Bar

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The Personal Interest Inventory

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The Power of Yes

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The Three-Point Story Test

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