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Sometimes the next level of your career isn’t a promotion, it’s the courage to pivot.
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24 things I learned in 2024 as a mom, builder and someone looking to maximize impact while minimizing stress ⬇️
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Nobody says it better than Michelle. Watch this – and then make sure you’re ready to vote tomorrow: IWillVote.com
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Just asked @ZekeEmanuel about what we should be doing next for America’s health to have the greatest impact. His answer made me jump out of my chair.
Invest in our children. The earlier, the better. Their nutrition, their education, the right early inventions. We can afford it *and* it pays for itself.
More to come on the Second Opinion pod!
myfoodom.com/product/mild-t-… interesting approach to that beast of a fundraising problem!
Let’s stop asking this reductionist question -“So what do you do?” wsj.com/lifestyle/careers/st…
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Spend a lot of time with founders just leaving companies to start something new. General observation is that it takes about a year to find the right idea and 3-5 bad ideas before a great one. Stay the course.
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We're starting a #DontShutUp #AskAITA campaign
Ask your questions with these hashtags and tag @AITA__Tennis
We'll start -
Q) Why are legends like Paes, Bhupathi, Mirza, Somdev, etc not included in important positions in the AITA?
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Vice President Kamala Harris
3.5 years as VP
4 years as a U.S. Senator
6 years as Attorney General of CA
7 years as District Attorney of San Francisco
Pres. George W. Bush
6 years as Gov. of Texas, in a state in which the governor has limited power
Don't talk to me about "DEI."
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No president of America has ever given birth - I don’t understand why it’s suddenly an issue
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This moment from @KamalaHarris’ questioning of Brett Kavanaugh at his Senate hearing has never left me.
"Can you think of any laws that give the government the power to make decisions about the male body?"
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3 months ago I went to the doctor saying I was gaining weight and waking up in the middle of the night around 2am / in sweats.
They said “you are a woman approaching 40. This is pretty typical.”
Went to a functional medicine doctor.
They went deeper.
Found out my liver is struggling to detox. They said the liver usually does it in the middle of the night so when it is blocked, it sends adrenaline through your body - and you wake up sweaty.
I’ve been on a 6 week liver protocol and I’m finally sleeping through the night.
“Getting older” isn’t a disease.
Stop accepting it as one.
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I'm thrilled to announce that my first book—The 5 Types of Wealth—is officially available for preorder everywhere books are sold!
I believe this book is going to change millions of lives. Its ideas have already changed mine...
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It’s better to be the oldest person in the weight room than the youngest person in the nursing home.
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Showing compassion is not a sign of weakness. It’s a source of strength.
In the early days of COVID, the more CEOs expressed concern for employees, the less company stock prices fell. Each statement of concern was worth 2.5% better returns.
It pays to care about people.
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A mark of emotional maturity is hearing disagreement without taking offense.
Thoughtful dissent doesn't always mean you're wrong. It often means the issue is complex and your knowledge is incomplete.
Good-faith debate isn't an attack. It's an opportunity to sharpen your ideas.
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We’ve all heard that people don’t leave companies they leave bad bosses, which might be true, but what is at least equally true is that people don’t leave companies they leave soul-crushing projects with no end in sight.
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Urging people to be positive doesn’t boost their resilience. It denies their reality.
When times are tough, we don’t need good vibes only. We need a hand to keep us steady through all the vibrations.
Strength doesn’t come from forced smiles. It comes from feeling supported.
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