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Ferriss: Finding a partner before succeeding is critical for relationship success

Tim Ferriss · #1001 The 1,000 interview celebration · Apr 9, 2014 · at 24:43

Tim Ferriss, author and investor, speaks with Andrew Warner on Mixergy about maintaining grounded relationships before and after achieving fame and success.

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“Finding a companion before you make it, so to speak I think can be extremely, Critical for long-term relationship success”

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