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Pre‑sleep Protein Boosts Muscle Mass and Strength
SocialApr 4, 2026

Pre‑sleep Protein Boosts Muscle Mass and Strength

This study found that adding protein before sleep during a 12 week resistance training programme increased muscle mass and strength gains. Read the blog: https://t.co/f7Xyv1KzlZ https://t.co/r3am4gpDIK

By Asker Jeukendrup, PhD
Samagerie Recommends Great Books at Painted Porch
SocialApr 4, 2026

Samagerie Recommends Great Books at Painted Porch

samagerie has great book recs if anyone needs any. All books availabe at the paintedporchbookshop

By Ryan Holiday
Choose Your Hours Wisely: Mastery Requires Thoughtful Time
SocialApr 4, 2026

Choose Your Hours Wisely: Mastery Requires Thoughtful Time

you have three magical beans after eating each one, whatever activity you do for the next hour, you will master what three activities do you choose? life is like this, but it takes a lot more than one bean to master an activity,...

By Yohei Nakajima
Few Theaters Worth Rebuilding Amid Poor ROI
SocialApr 4, 2026

Few Theaters Worth Rebuilding Amid Poor ROI

What percent of movie theaters if they burned down would be rebuilt today? How many are making a return on investment that makes sense versus high sunk capital costs?

By Adam Ozimek
Most Behavior Issues Are Biological, Not Parenting Failures
SocialApr 4, 2026

Most Behavior Issues Are Biological, Not Parenting Failures

This isn't judgment... it's clarity. No one teaches parents that most "behavior problems" are actually biology problems. When you work with the body instead of fighting it, everything gets easier. Type KIDREST for my pediatric sleep masterclass. I'll teach you. 📌 Save/Repost...

By Christopher J. Allen, MD
Diet Sodas Raise Liver Disease Risk as Much as Sugar
SocialApr 4, 2026

Diet Sodas Raise Liver Disease Risk as Much as Sugar

As a medical school professor, I need to warn you: "diet" drinks may be just as dangerous as sugary ones for your liver. A major UK Biobank study of 124,000 people found: -- Artificially sweetened drinks raised liver disease risk by 60% --...

By Robert Lufkin, MD
Lactate: Key Regulator Shaping Health and Disease
SocialApr 4, 2026

Lactate: Key Regulator Shaping Health and Disease

After 30 years studying lactate, I have learned this: Lactate is not just a metabolite. It is a major regulator in the human body body. It can support metabolic health or contribute to disease. Same molecule. Different context. Lactate has been the most...

By Iñigo San‑Millán, PhD
When Kids Confess, It Shows Trustful Parenting
SocialApr 4, 2026

When Kids Confess, It Shows Trustful Parenting

Say it with me: My child coming to me after they've done something wrong isn't a problem. It's proof the relationship is working.

By Dr. Jazmine (The Mom Psychologist)
Character Grows Through Trials, Not Comfort
SocialApr 4, 2026

Character Grows Through Trials, Not Comfort

"Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved." Helen Keller ☀️💙🙏 #saturdaymorning #SaturdayVibes #quote #life https://t.co/EOa0Yh1SAr

By Beth Frates, MD
30-Day Dry-Aged Bone-In Rib Steak Scores 11/10
SocialApr 4, 2026

30-Day Dry-Aged Bone-In Rib Steak Scores 11/10

Bowery Meat Company, NYC. We shared the 30 day dry-aged bone-in rib steak. 11/10 https://t.co/f5PzyvcZLl

By Darren Marble
School Breaks Mean Extra Work for Parents
SocialApr 4, 2026

School Breaks Mean Extra Work for Parents

The irony of school “breaks” is that it just means more work for parents 😩 Some breaks are nice but winter then mid winter then spring is out of hand

By Henri Pierre-Jacques
Cardiff Hosts Stunning “Museum of the Moon” Installation
SocialApr 4, 2026

Cardiff Hosts Stunning “Museum of the Moon” Installation

Since we’re all talking about Artemis II and the moon, we got to see the moon up close—well, the next best thing, anyway. It’s an art installation called the Museum of the Moon by @lukejerramartist and it travels around to...

By Joel Shulkin, MD
Age Is Dynamic, Not Fixed—A Century‑Defining Insight
SocialApr 4, 2026

Age Is Dynamic, Not Fixed—A Century‑Defining Insight

Age is not fixed.
It’s dynamic. This is one of the most remarkable discoveries of the century

By David Sinclair, PhD
Weigh on Day
SocialApr 4, 2026

Weigh on Day

Ladies, if you’ve been struggling to see your weight go down on the scale, weigh yourself on Day 2 of your period and watch the scale do down a couple lbs. I mean, it’s probably going to go back up...

By Two Sides of a Dime
Discover Somni: A One‑of‑a‑Kind LA Dining Experience
SocialApr 4, 2026

Discover Somni: A One‑of‑a‑Kind LA Dining Experience

Visiting my Chefs-Friends in Los Angeles. First stop at restaurant Somni for a fantastic, one of kind experience 🤩😍

By Eric Ripert
Train Optimism in 10 Minutes with Best‑Possible‑Self
SocialApr 4, 2026

Train Optimism in 10 Minutes with Best‑Possible‑Self

Optimism isn't something you're born with. It's trainable. This exercise shows you how: The Best Possible Self exercise takes 10 minutes. Used by psychologists worldwide. Proven in 29+ studies with nearly 3,000 participants. Here's how it works: 1️⃣ 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 1: Set a timer for...

By Nir Eyal
Single-Tasking: The Underrated Focus Hack You Need
SocialApr 4, 2026

Single-Tasking: The Underrated Focus Hack You Need

Not enough people are using this underrated focus hack: Pick one thing. Then just ignore everything else.

By Pascio
5 Signs Your Inner Child Has Taken Over
SocialApr 4, 2026

5 Signs Your Inner Child Has Taken Over

5 Signs That Your Wounded Inner Child May Have Taken Over: 1. Black-And-White (Dichotomous) Thinking. 2. A Fear Of Abandonment. 3. A Fear Of Getting In Trouble. 4. Intense Emotional Overreactions. 5. Feeling "Small," Invisible, Or Helpless.

By Hasti Afkhami, LMFT
37°C Causes scRNA‑seq Data to Mislead Researchers
SocialApr 4, 2026

37°C Causes scRNA‑seq Data to Mislead Researchers

37 degrees Celsius. That is the temperature where your scRNA-seq experiment starts lying to you. https://t.co/FXrk5fgWTQ

By Ming Tang
First Cool-Day Tempo Run Boosts Speed and Confidence
SocialApr 4, 2026

First Cool-Day Tempo Run Boosts Speed and Confidence

One of my favorite tricks I learned from my HS coach. In TX in the fall, on the 1st day when cool weather finally hits, do a longer hard tempo run. Why? You finally feel good on a run & instantly run...

By Steve Magness
Artemis Captures Earth From Behind, Unlike Apollo.
SocialApr 4, 2026

Artemis Captures Earth From Behind, Unlike Apollo.

Left to right: Original unedited Apollo 17 mission Blue Marble photo; Artemis II's Hello, World photo; Apollo 17 Blue Marble edited by NASA; and NASA's EPIC camera onboard NOAA's Deep Space Climate Observatory satellite on the 50th anniversary of the...

By Bryan Hansel
AlphaFold3 Boosts Engineered Toad Pathway 40‑fold in Tobacco
SocialApr 4, 2026

AlphaFold3 Boosts Engineered Toad Pathway 40‑fold in Tobacco

They ported the 5-MeO-DMT pathway from the Sonoran Desert toad into tobacco plants and then used AlphaFold3 to debug the protein structure, leading to a 40x yield increase. Prompt psychedelic design.

By Bryan Johnson
Success Depends on Consistent Boring Work, Not Talent
SocialApr 4, 2026

Success Depends on Consistent Boring Work, Not Talent

lack of "talent" isn't why you're failing achieving anything is *directly* correlated to how much boring, monotonous work you are willing to put in for long periods of time

By Dickie Bush
Start a Judgment-Free Home: End Bullying, Opinions
SocialApr 4, 2026

Start a Judgment-Free Home: End Bullying, Opinions

The world needs less judgment, less bullying, fewer opinions, period. Can you start this trend at home?

By Daily Dad
Gradual Long-Run Build Ensures Sustainable Marathon Success
SocialApr 4, 2026

Gradual Long-Run Build Ensures Sustainable Marathon Success

I like using a conservative progression for long runs during marathon training. Here’s a year-long progression of a runner who ran very well in year 2 as a marathoner. We include periods of building, sustaining, back off, then building again....

By rebuiltpt
Six Simple Habits, Not Perfect Plans, Burn Fat
SocialApr 4, 2026

Six Simple Habits, Not Perfect Plans, Burn Fat

Protein kills hunger. Veggies crowd out the junk. Water fixes what you thought was hunger in the first place. Sleep controls the hormones that make you overeat. Walking manages the stress that sends you straight to the pantry. Strength training...

By Trent Harrison | Online Fitness Coach
19 Hard Lessons I Wish I'd Learned in My 20s
SocialApr 4, 2026

19 Hard Lessons I Wish I'd Learned in My 20s

19 inconvenient truths I keep stapled to my desk (I wish I had learned these sooner in my 20s):

By Dickie Bush
Confidence Comes After Action, Not Before It
SocialApr 4, 2026

Confidence Comes After Action, Not Before It

The pattern with every successful person I know They: • Started before they were ready • Learned by doing, not preparing • Bet on themself when nobody else would Confidence is an outcome. Not a prerequisite

By Jon Brosio
Ted Lasso's 10 Simple Rules for Great Leadership
SocialApr 4, 2026

Ted Lasso's 10 Simple Rules for Great Leadership

10 @TedLasso leadership lessons: 1 believe in yourself  2 winning is an attitude 3 all people are different people 4 see good in others 5 forgive first 6 stay teachable 7 be curious 8 optimists do more 9 be honest 10 doing right thing is never wrong thing https://t.co/BNiTnZfmpU

By Vala Afshar
Choose POV
SocialApr 4, 2026

Choose POV

An author on TikTok asked me which POV in fiction is more marketable. I responded that the POV needs to fit the book, and it needs to be done well no matter which one you choose. This whole question of...

By Rachelle Gardner
Track Your Fundraising Success with 8 Essential KPIs
SocialApr 4, 2026

Track Your Fundraising Success with 8 Essential KPIs

The Fundraiser’s KPI Worksheet 📥: https://neonone.com/resources/guide/the-fundraisers-kpi-worksheet/?utm_source=nptechforgood&utm_medium=partner&utm_campaign=paid_nptechforgood_blog_tofu_march_feature_q1_2026 • The 8 most important fundraising KPIs • What data you’ll need to calculate them • Simple formulas for tracking your performance

By Heather Mansfield
Earnings Reflect LVMH’s Focus on Quality Products
SocialApr 4, 2026

Earnings Reflect LVMH’s Focus on Quality Products

Bernard Arnault on how earnings are a consequence of building great products "The figures themselves are nothing, but the consequence of the excellent quality of our products, our excellent strategy, but, of course, it is, they are a direct reflection of...

By Speedwell Research
Permission Isn't Granted—You Must Seize It Yourself
SocialApr 4, 2026

Permission Isn't Granted—You Must Seize It Yourself

I often wonder how many extraordinary people wasted their entire lives waiting for permission that never came. Nobody tells you this: Permission isn't granted. It's taken. You get to tap yourself in whenever you want. You can just do things.

By Sahil Bloom
Listen, Don't Correct: Teens Feel Deeply, Not Overreact
SocialApr 4, 2026

Listen, Don't Correct: Teens Feel Deeply, Not Overreact

Sometimes teenagers are not “overreacting”… They are just feeling deeply and learning to handle emotions. When parents understand this, connection becomes stronger than correction. 💜 Let’s listen to the voice behind their behavior. #ParentTeenConnection #UnderstandYourTeen #ConsciousParenting #ParentingTeens #emotionalregulation

By ParenTeen with Komali
Wisdom Gains Distance, But Diminishes Feeling
SocialApr 4, 2026

Wisdom Gains Distance, But Diminishes Feeling

Thinking Out Loud Have you ever missed yourself, the version that didn’t think so much, that just felt and moved? Before life taught you to measure every step, to turn risk into something safe, something controlled. You used to jump, not because you were fearless, but because you didn’t...

By Lance
Purpose Lies in Others' Growth, Not Your Actions
SocialApr 4, 2026

Purpose Lies in Others' Growth, Not Your Actions

I think about purpose all the time and this has completely reframed its meaning for me in the most positive way…. “Your purpose is not the thing you do. It is the thing that happens in others when you do what...

By Peter Mallouk
Strong Social Ties Boost Happiness, Health, and Longevity
SocialApr 4, 2026

Strong Social Ties Boost Happiness, Health, and Longevity

"People who are more socially connected to family, to friends, to community, are happier, they're physically healthier, and they live longer than people who are less well connected." The longest study on what makes people happier and healthier in life. https://t.co/tYbMmy2cMy

By Vala Afshar
Brain Chemistry Drives Overtrading After Big Wins
SocialApr 4, 2026

Brain Chemistry Drives Overtrading After Big Wins

What if your biggest losses… come right after your biggest wins? 📉 It’s not your strategy. It’s your brain. Overtrading isn’t random… it’s chemical. If you’ve ever gone from green to red in one session, this will hit. 👇 Comment “CONTROL” and I’ll send you...

By Trader Drysdale
Championing Self‑Taught, Disabled, Neurodivergent Artists in Art
SocialApr 4, 2026

Championing Self‑Taught, Disabled, Neurodivergent Artists in Art

In this episode of our podcast, @annagammansart & I speak with Jenifer Gilbert, founder and director of Jenifer Lauren Gallery, about working with self-taught, disabled and neurodivergent artists >> https://t.co/RFwrovV2RY #LondonArtCritic #TheGoodTheBadAndTheArty

By Tabish Khan
You Can't Control Events, But You Can Choose Resilience
SocialApr 4, 2026

You Can't Control Events, But You Can Choose Resilience

You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them. —Maya Angelou (born April 4, 1928) https://t.co/pvhps20JMl

By Vala Afshar
Crisis Is a Tunnel: Focus, Blindness, Passage
SocialApr 4, 2026

Crisis Is a Tunnel: Focus, Blindness, Passage

"The tunnel of crisis" is the perfect description of how we experience moments of extreme powerlessness and uncertainty. - Intense focus - A complete lack of awareness of what is happening around us - Something we must go through to get to the...

By Peter Atwater
Hire for Strengths, Not Flaws, Says Andreessen Horowitz
SocialApr 4, 2026

Hire for Strengths, Not Flaws, Says Andreessen Horowitz

When it comes to work and business, more people should rely on their strengths, or, to put it more directly, go all in on them and worry less about their flaws. It’s not a hobby, a game of tennis, or a...

By Mike Markus
Coffee and Carbs Are All the Pre‑workout You Need
SocialApr 4, 2026

Coffee and Carbs Are All the Pre‑workout You Need

Coffee is a preworkout. Carbs are a preworkout. You don’t need a special preworkout supplement if you don’t want one.

By Allison Knott, MS, RDN, CSSD
Embrace Open‑Mindedness and Seek Meaning Beyond Details
SocialApr 4, 2026

Embrace Open‑Mindedness and Seek Meaning Beyond Details

New podcast: I emphasize the need to remain openminded to different philosophies and viewpoints that may conflict with your own personal status quo. I spoke to looking past minutia to determine the actual meaning of the information we consume....

By Eric Cressey
Evolve Into the Dad She Needs Today
SocialApr 4, 2026

Evolve Into the Dad She Needs Today

The goal isn’t to stay the same kind of dad— It’s to become the dad she needs now. 🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/IU6PAsW9Lv

By Chris Lewis
Emirates A380 Business Class 2026: Still Worth It?
SocialApr 4, 2026

Emirates A380 Business Class 2026: Still Worth It?

Watch my new YouTube video: Emirates A380 Business Class in 2026 | Still Worth the Hype? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Be86A88-AwQ

By Luxury Travel Expert
Nutrition's Role in Enhancing Sleep: Join Webinar
SocialApr 4, 2026

Nutrition's Role in Enhancing Sleep: Join Webinar

Coaches, dietitians, academics, athletes: how can nutrition support sleep? Join the discussion. Register to the webinar: https://t.co/0PJC4DLDwV https://t.co/jyI255uZm3

By Asker Jeukendrup, PhD
FGF21 Boosts Lactate Metabolism For
SocialApr 4, 2026

FGF21 Boosts Lactate Metabolism For

Acceleration of Lactate Uptake and Utilization Contributes to Neuroprotective Action of FGF21 Involved in Naturally Aging Mice https://t.co/WInPF6Nm1C https://t.co/f9BxVAApln

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Solve Problems by First Imagining How to Break Them
SocialApr 4, 2026

Solve Problems by First Imagining How to Break Them

Charlie Munger: "One of my favorite tricks is the inversion process." "If somebody hired me to fix India, I would immediately say, 'What could I do if I really wanted to hurt India?' I'd figure out all the things that could...

By S. Joseph Burns