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      <title>I Signed Up for a Free Book. Worth Every Penny. Just Not for the Reasons I Expected.</title>
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      <description>Cisco runs an internal initiative called Illuminate, focused on personal and professional growth. At some point they offered to send out a free book. I signed up without much thought. The book was a decent read, but the real find was something it pointed me to entirely by accident.</description>
      
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