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#320: The Art of Hospitality: An Interview With Entrepreneur and Hotelier Liz Lambert

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Slash Tim. Check it out. Hello, boys and girls, this is Tim Ferris, and welcome to another episode of the Tim Ferris Show, where it is always my job to deconstruct world class performers of various types and across many disciplines. And today we have Liz Lambert on the show. Liz, thanks so much for taking the time. So happy to be here. I'm thrilled. To have you finally.

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