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Something Interesting, Week 8

Nitzan Hermon
Pianist playing a grand piano, with the Deutsche Grammophon logo

I ride bikes for fun and health. The mental aspect of it is very compelling, and I frequently make references to it (in terms of self-leadership, among other things) when coaching.

I loved discovering this video about Robin Gemperle's journey in Unbound (the US, if not the world, most prestigious gravel race).

It caught my attention, probably because it uses my favorite and most moving melodies (featured in my favorite movie, Darjeeling Limited).

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