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1 author picked Playful Rebellion as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

Gary is a master facilitator, improv comedian, and storyteller who inspires you through play.

His book shares how you can be successful in your work by tapping into your creative and playful side to get the best results. Having experienced Gary live in many settings, he knows his stuff! I’m always belly-laughing and coming up with new ideas.

This book is a good reminder that work doesn’t have to be stuffy. The best results come from the relaxed and playful mind and this book shows you how to do that.

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