The Paradox of Perpetual Motion: Why Constant Travel Erodes the Self
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Sarah Goldstein
Sarah Goldstein covers business innovation, startups, and venture capital as a Business Reporter. She previously worked as a startup founder and venture capitalist, giving her unique insider perspective. Sarah holds a degree from Wharton and her analysis has been featured in TechCrunch, Forbes, and Inc. Magazine. She is based in New York and specializes in early-stage technology companies.
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