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The Secret Side of Creative Careers: What Roald Dahl’s Spy Life Teaches Mentors About Storytelling
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2026-02-27
9 min read
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Use Roald Dahl’s revealed spy craft to teach mentors how to make resumes, cover letters and personal brands unforgettable with mission‑driven storytelling.
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