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Picture this. On Friday morning you rush to the hospital with a sick child. Your partner is crying and you’re suffering from chronic lack of sleep.

You cancel your 11 a.m. consultation with a potential client who’s clearly annoyed.At 4 p.m. you’re supposed to start a brand-new college teaching job.

Luckily the doctor gives the little one the all clear just in time to rush home for a quick shower. No time to review your lecture notes.

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