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ISSUE Nº 170 · 28 OCT 2026 · LATE-STAGE-DEADLINE EDITION

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Reframe a Run of First-Date Rejections as Data, Not a Verdict
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Compare Building an Internal Tool Against Buying One Off the Shelf
+ 30 MIN
SELF · just been made redundant
Reframe a Redundancy Letter as the Start of a Deliberate Career Reset
+ 45 MIN
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Decide Which Board Game Survives a Skill-Mismatched Game Night
+ 60 MIN
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Compare Two Party Games for a Mixed Age Group Gathering
+ 75 MIN
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Critique a Rap Verse's Rhyme Scheme and Flow
+ 90 MIN
LIFE ·
Reframe a Recurring Argument With Your Sibling Over Caring for Your Ageing Parent
+ 105 MIN
LEARN · a disappointing assignment grade
Reframe a Disappointing Assignment Grade as Diagnostic Feedback
+ 120 MIN
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Reframe a Complaint About a Colleague Into a Specific Ask for Your Manager
+ 135 MIN
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Reframe a Rejected Budget Request Into a Smaller Ask Worth Approving
+ 150 MIN
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Summarise a Quarter of Scattered Project Updates Into One Steering Committee Snapshot
+ 165 MIN
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Translate a Dietitian's Macro Targets Into an Actual Weekly Shop

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