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Every workout started as a plan, written before anyone knew who would show up to do it. This week: what a coach changes when the person at the door doesn’t match the sheet, and what ten years of clients does to the coach.
They said no. Or you never asked. Either way, Nikki and Pete are talking about what you can do when the formal route to ADHD accommodations closes, and how much is already in your own hands.
Everybody sells gift cards, and almost nobody sells them on purpose. Leisa lays out the holiday buyer frames, the seven places a card has to live, the bonus math that protects your margin, and the two campaigns you need between Black Friday and New Year’s.
Bill Eddy and Megan Hunter answer four listener questions on a hostile sister at a son’s wedding, a hard divorce, physical intimidation, and a chaotic marriage, with practical choices for each.
We dig into The Menu, the final film in our Luxury Is a Trap series, from its tasting-menu dread and dark comedy to a cast full of caricatures and a satire that sometimes slips.