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You’re Upper Middle.
You’re part of the...
P.M.C.

As part of the professional managerial class, you’re a planner who anticipates how others will react to changes and struggles with the burden of that knowledge.
It is likely you...


  • Spend a lot of your time in meetings.
  • Don’t change jobs frequently.
  • Have a natural facility with planning and complex systems.
  • Consider yourself empathetic.
  • Organize social events regularly.
  • Drink a bit too much.
  • Have consumer behaviors that look like this.....



The P.M.C. Starter Pack
 If you’re smart, you use tools to buy back time and buy down stress. People like you (often early adopters) are using....
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A cleaning service for your brain. Won’t work instantly, but will work. Great (self-serving) perk for your employees....
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A calendar assistant that sorts and reschedules meetings to recover your time. God-tier life hack.
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A Brief Introduction → 
An award-winning & losing journalist, Andrew Burmon has served as the Editor of Inverse, Fatherly, and SPY. He is the co-author of Fatherhood (Harper Horizon) and the product of elite schools, New England ennui, psychopharmacology, Catholic guilt, Jewish guilt, too many books, and his own bad decisions. As an infant, he pulled the silver spoon from his mouth, stuck it in his eye, and cried. He’s always around if you need anything.





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