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78. How I Lost Almost Everything: Lessons in Redundancy
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Ever lost crucial research data or samples and felt the sting of seeing your hard work vanish?
Tune in to discover how creating strategic redundancies can save your projects—and your sanity—from unexpected disasters. Learn from real-life stories and expert tips on building failsafe systems in your academic and personal life. Don't wait for a crisis to strike; listen now, take a first action step, and safeguard your success!
In this episode of The Academic Revolution Podcast, host Inga Hofmann, MD discusses the importance of creating redundancies to avoid potential disasters in research, academia, and personal life. She shares personal experiences and practical advice on how to implement backup systems to ensure the continuity of critical work. Learn how to identify vulnerable areas and take proactive steps to protect your valuable resources.
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