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Your plans don’t fall apart because you’re broken. They fall apart because you’re planning like you don’t have ADHD. Pete and Nikki kick off a three-part planning series with a clear-eyed look at why every system you’ve tried has come up short, and why that is not a character flaw.
Most of the business advice circulating in medical aesthetics right now comes from people who have never actually run a practice — they’ve only observed one from the outside. Leisa Krauss calls this borrowed understanding, and spends this episode explaining why it’s the most expensive mistake a clinic owner can make in 2026.
When antisocial traits and addiction collide in a custody case, standard parenting plans fail. Bill and Megan explain what courts need and what parents can do.
We close out Thinking Machines with Brian and Charles—a Welsh inventor, a washing machine robot, and a father-son story that splits us right down the middle.