2150: Why You Should Aim For PR's for Maximum Results
- Why PRs are awesome to aim for, why you should chase them, but how to do it the RIGHT way! (1:33)
- The dark side of PR culture. (3:21)
- What a healthy relationship with PRs looks like. (5:31)
- The benefits of chasing performance-based goals over aesthetic goals. (6:27)
- Why PRs are great. (9:19)
- When PRs go bad. (20:54)
- Best PR types. (31:45)
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