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Lifting breaks muscle down. The rebuilding happens later, mostly while you’re unconscious, and a short night quietly gets in the way. What goes on during the night shift, what a pattern of bad sleep costs someone who’s training and dieting, and where a struggling sleeper should start.
You’d swear you already answered that email, and you’d be wrong. Nikki and Pete go live on why the ADHD brain is such a shaky witness to its own behavior, and where to get better information when you can’t trust your own account.
You don’t need every laser, every injectable, and every product line, and you definitely don’t need another $150,000 device because a rep called it the next big thing. Leisa Krauss makes the case that more is often just more overhead, and shows members how to audit what they already own before buying anything new.
You don’t need every laser, every injectable, and every product line, and you definitely don’t need another $150,000 device because a rep called it the next big thing. Leisa Krauss makes the case that more is often just more overhead, and shows members how to audit what they already own before buying anything new.
We dig into “American History X” to open Radicalized, our new series on how people get pulled into extremism—and how one man tries to pull himself back out before it costs him everything.
Bill Eddy and Megan Hunter introduce SWYP, a three-step method for turning high conflict arguments about the past into workable future proposals, tied to Bill’s newly revised book.