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# This Week - Jun 14, 2013
- URL: https://www.drewshannon.net/this-week-2013-06-14/
- Published: 2013-06-14T12:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-14T03:11:03.000Z
- Author: Drew Shannon
- Tags: link, caleb hildenbrandt, david posen, greg mckeown, guardian uk, harvard business review, hillary johnson, jason oberholtzer, medium, music industry, rob delaney, ryan bradley, this week, wall street journal, #import-blog-backlog-2026-09-13

> But in the post-print drive to reminisce on the beauties of print, I think we might be fetishizing a form that is better left discarded.  
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> — [Print Books Are Tacky (Caleb Hildenbrandt)](https://medium.com/editors-picks/a0d9f5be4d58?ref=drewshannon.net)

> So as much as I love the internet, its rules of engagement do not satisfy my desire as an enlightened and liberal human being (who runs an enlightened and liberal business) to live on my own terms, which means openly acknowledging that I do, in fact, have a sexual identity that is not separate from other aspects of my identity...  
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> — [How To Be an Accidental Pornographer (Hillary Johnson)](https://medium.com/editors-picks/d96e08176134?ref=drewshannon.net)

> Just how that is managed — how we create and assign value to digital music today — will be the focus of this series, starting with the thing that is most abundant and seems the cheapest: all the music that is free. And why, in fact, it isn’t.  
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> — [The Airdropped Album: What Digital Can Learn from Vinyl (Ryan Bradley)](https://medium.com/world-of-music/db61980c142c?ref=drewshannon.net)

> If success is a catalyst for failure because it leads to the 'undisciplined pursuit of more,' then one simple antidote is the *disciplined pursuit of less*.  
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> — [The Disciplined Pursuit of Less (Harvard Business Review)](http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2012/08/the%5Fdisciplined%5Fpursuit%5Fof%5Fless.html?ref=drewshannon.net)

> Workplace stress is a huge and costly problem but it’s also eminently fixable. Many of the solutions aren’t complicated.  
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> — [Five Ways to Lower Your Workplace Stress (Wall Street Journal)](http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/06/11/five-ways-to-lower-workplace-stress/?ref=drewshannon.net)