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Host Jacob Grace discusses the book 'Quit' by Annie Duke with Erin Crooks Lynch, exploring the concept of quitting and its relevance to perennial agriculture.

Host Jacob Grace discusses the book "Quit" by professional poker player Annie Duke with his coworker Erin Crooks Lynch. When is quitting a good thing? How do lessons from the book apply to perennial agriculture? Show notes at www.SavannaInstitute.org/PerennialAF

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