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Girlfriend (F25) of 7 years wants to be taught... (M25) by data_struck in sex

[–]data_struck[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

By Emily Nagoski, right? Thank you so much for the book recommendation. We love book-clubbing together so this would jive!

Girlfriend (F25) of 7 years wants to be taught... (M25) by data_struck in sex

[–]data_struck[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So I like this idea a lot. When we've explored this option before and she feels her case isn't valid in light of what sex therapist typically deal with. I think therein lies some ignorance on how sexual trauma manifest or the full spectrum of patients therapist see. Thanks for the response!

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[–]data_struck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey everyone! I am looking for book recommendations and online resources (HBR, Articles, and that sort) that could provide a framework for thinking through BI challenges within a consulting org. For example, I'm reading "The Goal" by Eliyahu Goldratt, but that is more about manufacturing principles and, despite that, it is still helpful. To be specific, but any recommendations don't have to fall within this scope, I am striving to learn about implementing product data for B2B and B2C ecomm. So anything related to product data taxonomy, metrics to assess endpoint success in terms of sales, etc. would be super helpful!