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The instinct in uncertain times is to keep your options open. Tanir Ami built her foundation’s strategic plan on the opposite bet — and this conversation is about why it’s working.
“Good enough” can sound like permission or accusation — and ADHD brains often hear both. This week, Pete and Nikki untangle the difference between settling, ending, and finishing on purpose.
Private equity doesn’t buy your revenue, your lasers, or your reputation — it buys what your practice will earn after you walk out the door. Here’s what makes a MedSpa worth buying, and why building it is the same thing as getting rich while you still own it.
The wellness internet says women’s fitness runs on a $40 cycle calendar, a fear of carbs, and a hormone out to get you. The science says otherwise. A look at GLP-1’s muscle-and-bone cost, what keto does to thyroid and energy, and why the scale lies.
US businesses lose $359 billion a year to workplace conflict. Bill, Megan, and Michael Lomax examine why it’s surging—and why prevention must come first.
Zhang Yimou’s ink-wash wuxia epic Shadow features a secret double, bladed umbrellas, and one of the most visually committed films of his career.
Alex and Erin take the mailbag on Maul: Shadow Lord and The Mandalorian and Grogu. Did “heel” set Grogu back? What does Rotta the Hutt have to do with any of this?