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Flexibility Beats Extremes: Neuroticism Undermines Performance
SocialApr 8, 2026

Flexibility Beats Extremes: Neuroticism Undermines Performance

The influencers in grind culture speak in absolutes: No alcohol, candy, sugar, etc. Super strict crazy routines Every world class athlete I know: eats some candy, drinks an occasional beer, has routines but is flexible Why? Neuroticism gets in the way of...

By Steve Magness
New Plan Unveiled for Assembling Post‑ISS Russian Space Complex
SocialApr 8, 2026

New Plan Unveiled for Assembling Post‑ISS Russian Space Complex

The latest scenario for the assembly of the post-ISS ROS complex from Roskosmos and its prime piloted spacecraft developer RKK Energia. Context: https://t.co/81bSOWHp9D https://t.co/5GW8HQkApg

By Anatoly Zak
Teen Expects Mom to Drive 3 Hours for Charger
SocialApr 8, 2026

Teen Expects Mom to Drive 3 Hours for Charger

My 16 y/o daughter got up early to take a bus to a band contest 1.5 hours away. When she arrived, she called me at work to ask me to bring her a phone charger, appearing surprised it would take...

By NicholasG (Dad_At_Law)
Fuel, Hydrate, Rest: Key Nutrition for Football
SocialApr 8, 2026

Fuel, Hydrate, Rest: Key Nutrition for Football

🍉Nutrition Tips for Football 🏈 -Eat a minimum of 25g of protein at breakfast (eggs + fruit + milk) -Grab a second breakfast (apple + protein bar) -Pack pre and post-workout snacks to optimize strength, energy and recovery -Swap fried...

By Wendi Irlbeck, MS, RDN, CISSN
Kanye West Teams With Nepo Kids for Upcoming Tour
SocialApr 8, 2026

Kanye West Teams With Nepo Kids for Upcoming Tour

kanye west and the nepo baby all-stars (north west, andre troutman, zion marley and yg marley) coming soon to a city near you

By Al Shipley
Every Biological Question Is Fundamentally Computational
SocialApr 8, 2026

Every Biological Question Is Fundamentally Computational

🧵"All biology is computational biology." That sounds bold. But it’s true. Here’s why: https://t.co/sjibYRKxbM https://t.co/QZNlIFAnXb

By Ming Tang
NRH Prevents Age‑related Hearing Loss via Sirt3‑mediated Ferroptosis Suppression
SocialApr 8, 2026

NRH Prevents Age‑related Hearing Loss via Sirt3‑mediated Ferroptosis Suppression

NRH attenuates age-related hearing loss by suppressing cochlear ferroptosis and cellular senescence via Sirt3 activation https://t.co/MOqQblWYNM https://t.co/uhSMXRIxDK

By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Negative Narratives Shut Minds and Damage Relationships
SocialApr 8, 2026

Negative Narratives Shut Minds and Damage Relationships

Negative stories produce emotions that close your mind and harm your relationships. Emotions don’t know the difference between true stories or fiction.

By Dan Rockwell
Know Your Metabolic Profile, Not Just VO2max
SocialApr 8, 2026

Know Your Metabolic Profile, Not Just VO2max

The reason you should know your VO2max, ironically, has nothing to do with VO2max. It’s because you should know your metabolic profile: How much fat vs carbohydrate you burn at different intensities 🔥 And that requires a metabolic cart.

By Alan Couzens
You Can Be a Savage Founder and Father
SocialApr 8, 2026

You Can Be a Savage Founder and Father

💯 agree that motherhood should be high status again. But I think an even MORE important message, esp coming from high profile investors is: “You can be a savage, whether early stage employee or founder AND a husband and father …...

By Bobby Fijan
Weekly Newsletter Highlights New Music Reviews and Film Thoughts
SocialApr 8, 2026

Weekly Newsletter Highlights New Music Reviews and Film Thoughts

In this week's newsletter: reviews of the new @more_eaze, @BenSeretan & John Thayer, Leila Bordreuil & Kali Malone, Foote/Dickow, ex_libris, and more (plus stray thoughts on Wes Anderson and, uh, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie) https://t.co/uStmzMpjf0 https://t.co/cEKk8EbzCp

By Philip Sherburne
From 12‑Year‑Old Dreamer to Snowboarding Legend
SocialApr 8, 2026

From 12‑Year‑Old Dreamer to Snowboarding Legend

It takes courage & grit to leave home at 12 years old to chase your dreams. For Australian snowboarder @ScottyJames31, that ambition & hard work made him a 8x @XGames gold medalist, 5x Olympian & 4x World Champion. On DRIVE,...

By Jim Farley
Ground Your Body to Quiet an Overactive Mind
SocialApr 8, 2026

Ground Your Body to Quiet an Overactive Mind

If your body feels “on” and your brain won’t shut up, try this before you do anything else: - sit down - feet pressed against the floor - one long exhale - soften your jaw - slowly look left & count to 2 - slowly look...

By Hussein Naji, PhD (Healthcare Research)
Kids' Tears Signal Feelings, Not Power Struggles
SocialApr 8, 2026

Kids' Tears Signal Feelings, Not Power Struggles

Say it with me: When my child cries because I said no, that's them having a feeling, not winning an argument or challenging my authority.

By Dr. Jazmine (The Mom Psychologist)
Greatest Musician's Top Role: Parent, Not Performer
SocialApr 8, 2026

Greatest Musician's Top Role: Parent, Not Performer

Even the greatest musician of all time is more important as a parent to his children than he is an artist to the world.

By Daily Dad
Imposter Syndrome Evolves, Fuels Growth for Successful Founders
SocialApr 8, 2026

Imposter Syndrome Evolves, Fuels Growth for Successful Founders

I asked 1,000+ founders in Hampton (all doing at least $3M ARR): do you still get imposter syndrome? Here's what they said: Matt (multi-exit founder, 10+ years in): "Imposter syndrome never goes away. It just changes shape. Early on it's 'do I...

By Sam Parr
DIY Glucose Monitoring Revealed Hidden Liver Disease and Tech Limits
SocialApr 8, 2026

DIY Glucose Monitoring Revealed Hidden Liver Disease and Tech Limits

I spent over a year testing over-the-counter CGMS (also known as glucose biosensors) as a non-diabetic. The process helped me get an official MAFLD diagnosis. It also highlighted the shortcomings of wearable tech, data overload, and how mental health remains...

By Victoria Song
New Thai Spot Wanglang Delivers Fresh Flavors
SocialApr 8, 2026

New Thai Spot Wanglang Delivers Fresh Flavors

Feel like reading a restaurant review today? Here's my take on Thai newcomer Wanglang, just off Madison Square. https://t.co/SNxAKr3MfF https://t.co/l9NkuA1BPF

By Robert Sietsema
Jump Height Alone Misses True Power Development
SocialApr 8, 2026

Jump Height Alone Misses True Power Development

When evaluating power development progress - even on force plates - it's easy to just look at vertical jump height. However, as @CresseySP sports science coordinator @YKahook shares in today's guest post, that approach can fall short: https://t.co/bHXkGMwJC7 https://t.co/tB1Y1ArJKi

By Eric Cressey
Simple Heuristics Outshine Complex Strength Relativism
SocialApr 8, 2026

Simple Heuristics Outshine Complex Strength Relativism

When I first started strength standards were a thing, then strength relativism, VBT and reactionary strength denialists entered the space. Heuristic aims are useful targets and importantly easily understood by the athlete.

By William Wayland
Indifference to Others' Opinions Makes You Dangerous
SocialApr 8, 2026

Indifference to Others' Opinions Makes You Dangerous

The most dangerous person in the room isn’t the smartest. It’s the one who stopped caring what the room thinks.

By Sam (FasterFreedom)
Nine Hours of Sleep Boosts Mood, Metabolism, and Recovery
SocialApr 8, 2026

Nine Hours of Sleep Boosts Mood, Metabolism, and Recovery

Benefits of 9 Hours of sleep: • Better hormone regulation (including those affecting appetite, stress, and metabolism) • Improved mood, focus, memory, and emotional resilience • Stronger immune function and faster recovery from exercise or daily stress • Support for...

By Wendi Irlbeck, MS, RDN, CISSN
Apologies Aren’t Enough When Behavior Can’t Change
SocialApr 8, 2026

Apologies Aren’t Enough When Behavior Can’t Change

Ideally the best apology is changed behavior. One thing I'm not seeing in the social media space is nuance around behavior that can't or can't easily be changed. Lighthearted example: My child wants me to stop ever brushing her ears...

By Dr. Jessica Goodnight
Three‑Star Reviews Signal Neutrality, Not Rejection
SocialApr 8, 2026

Three‑Star Reviews Signal Neutrality, Not Rejection

"I’d be lying if I said my first three-star review didn’t give me pause. I stared at it longer than I care to admit, rereading it as if some hidden meaning might appear. ... What did they miss? What could...

By Jane Friedman
Sharing Artemis II Coverage with Kids Is Pure Fun
SocialApr 8, 2026

Sharing Artemis II Coverage with Kids Is Pure Fun

it's a lot of fun to show all the Artemis II coverage (photos, interviews) to your kids. highly recommend.

By Sriram Krishnan
Apple Watch Replaces Whoop with Built‑in Health Apps
SocialApr 8, 2026

Apple Watch Replaces Whoop with Built‑in Health Apps

Ditched whoop for the Apple Watch again, you can just install apps that have recovery, body battery, daily health score

By Sander Belaen
Morning Gratitude Sets a Positive Tone for the Day
SocialApr 8, 2026

Morning Gratitude Sets a Positive Tone for the Day

What a great morning it is to take a few minutes to think about the things I am grateful for.

By Pearlman (“Pearl”)
Caffeine Boosts Endurance Performance: How It Works
SocialApr 8, 2026

Caffeine Boosts Endurance Performance: How It Works

There is a substantial amount of evidence that caffeine has ergogenic effects, especially for endurance performance but how exactly does caffeine work? Read the full blog: https://t.co/4MicON03gV https://t.co/U5RpJzg2n2

By Asker Jeukendrup, PhD
Hypothalamic Switch Determines Appetite, Influences Obesity Risk
SocialApr 8, 2026

Hypothalamic Switch Determines Appetite, Influences Obesity Risk

As a medical school professor, this is one of the most eye-opening findings I've seen in metabolic research. UT Southwestern researchers discovered a molecular "switch" in the hypothalamus that decides whether brain cells become appetite-suppressing or appetite-stimulating. The transcription factor Otp directs......

By Robert Lufkin, MD
Self‑starters Who Solve Problems Become In‑Demand
SocialApr 8, 2026

Self‑starters Who Solve Problems Become In‑Demand

The best career advice I ever received: There's nothing more valuable than someone who can just figure it out. Do some work. Ask the key questions. Get it done. Repeat. If you do that, people will fight over you.

By Sahil Bloom
Sex, Drugs, and Economics: A Curious Book?
SocialApr 8, 2026

Sex, Drugs, and Economics: A Curious Book?

Wasn’t there a book called “Sex, Drugs and Economics”? I’m sure I remember reading it a few years ago… cc Diane Coyle https://t.co/5UndYu9Hqt

By Dave Birch
Uncover the Hidden Triggers Behind Teen Outbursts
SocialApr 8, 2026

Uncover the Hidden Triggers Behind Teen Outbursts

Big reactions aren’t just about the moment. What's behind the buildup? What is your teen avoiding? What's behind the emotional explosion?

By Dr. Ann-Louise T. Lockhart
Adapt Your Run Plan, Not Just Follow Rigidly
SocialApr 8, 2026

Adapt Your Run Plan, Not Just Follow Rigidly

Not following a training plan can create a situation where a runner progresses too aggressively and lead to injury. But so can strictly following a training plan. It’s common for runners to follow a plan, start to feel aches/pains, but...

By rebuiltpt
Rely on Relationships, Not Just Networks, During AI Layoffs
SocialApr 8, 2026

Rely on Relationships, Not Just Networks, During AI Layoffs

Laid off? Lean on your relationships, not your network. AI-driven #layoffs are accelerating. The people who weather them best are the ones who invested in their #relationships. https://t.co/x864beVUQb #jobs #careeradvice

By Catherine Adenle
Billie Holiday’s Birth Celebrated in Illustrated Tale
SocialApr 8, 2026

Billie Holiday’s Birth Celebrated in Illustrated Tale

Mister and Lady Day – the charming illustrated story of Billie Holiday, born on this day in 1915, and the dog who loved her https://t.co/ImETu60BYq

By Maria Popova
Build a Garden, Attract Butterflies; Stop Chasing
SocialApr 8, 2026

Build a Garden, Attract Butterflies; Stop Chasing

“If you spend your time chasing butterflies, they will fly away.  But if you spend your time making a beautiful garden, the butterflies will come. Do not chase, attract.”

By Vala Afshar
Balance Praise and Criticism to Avoid Mental Turbulence
SocialApr 8, 2026

Balance Praise and Criticism to Avoid Mental Turbulence

Do not fly too high on praise, or too low on criticism. Adjusting your altitude to minimize mental turbulence is a superpower.

By Vala Afshar
Foam Rolling: Simple Habit to Boost Recovery and Prevent Injuries
SocialApr 8, 2026

Foam Rolling: Simple Habit to Boost Recovery and Prevent Injuries

It doesn't matter that I have spent thousands of hours on a range of longevity efforts to try to expand my life and healthspan; people always ask to just pinpoint one habit that will definitely help them. One of those hot...

By Bertalan Meskó, PhD
High-Volume Ring Rows: My Top Upper-Back Move
SocialApr 8, 2026

High-Volume Ring Rows: My Top Upper-Back Move

High volume ring rows to this day might be one of my favourite upper back exercises. https://t.co/dMomECWnkb

By William Wayland
Hiring a Manager Cut My CPA Hours Dramatically
SocialApr 8, 2026

Hiring a Manager Cut My CPA Hours Dramatically

I'm a CPA, and I worked less than 40 hours last week. (Two weeks before the 4/15 deadline) This was only achievable through hiring a manager and scheduling tax returns. I still spend way too much time on X & LI lol. https://t.co/0wdWHM5deS

By Logan Graf
Depression and Anxiety: Cultural Failures, Not Personal Faults
SocialApr 8, 2026

Depression and Anxiety: Cultural Failures, Not Personal Faults

What if depression and anxiety aren't personal failures — but cultural ones? For the full 10percenthappier podcast episode with Prentis Hemphill — therapist, somatic facilitator, and national bestselling author of What It Takes to Heal — head to the link in...

By Dan Harris
Cheese Boosts Hope Under Unfavored President—Briefly
SocialApr 8, 2026

Cheese Boosts Hope Under Unfavored President—Briefly

A new study has just been released showing that daily consumption of high quality cheese during a presidency you voted against can temporarily increase feelings of hope and happiness. It is important to note that the effects do fade after...

By The Well-Minded Plate (RDN)
Creatine Outperforms Protein and Omega‑3 for Strength
SocialApr 8, 2026

Creatine Outperforms Protein and Omega‑3 for Strength

Protein vs creatine vs omega-3 for trained athletes 🧐 This new meta-analysis compiled data from 35 trials (1211 participants) to establish which supplements… 🥤 Protein 💊 Creatine 🐟 Omega-3 …are best for athletic performance outcomes including muscle strength, endurance performance, and recovery 🔍 Here is what...

By Tom Coughlin, MSc (Performance Nutritionist)
Aging Is Evolutionary Program, Not Survival Strategy
SocialApr 8, 2026

Aging Is Evolutionary Program, Not Survival Strategy

Why do humans age and die when some species are practically biologically immortal? Josh Mitteldorf, PhD, is an astrophysicist-turned-biologist who has spent decades thinking about that question. One of his main insights is that aging doesn’t look like a system trying...

By Siim Land
ARPA‑E Announces Record Fusion Funding Amid Trump Cuts
SocialApr 8, 2026

ARPA‑E Announces Record Fusion Funding Amid Trump Cuts

Exclusive via @axios' @AmyAHarder: DOE's ARPA-E will will today unveil record fusion funding even as President Trump seeks to cut other parts of the federal fusion budget. Link in next post. #energy #climate #AI

By Ben Geman
Listening to Fear Uncovered My Business Blindspots
SocialApr 8, 2026

Listening to Fear Uncovered My Business Blindspots

Six years after the personal development experience that reshaped my creative life, I went back for round two This time, I came face to face with the emotion I'd been avoiding for decades: fear I traced it through my parenting, my relationships,...

By Tiago Forte
Stay Present Even when Busy and Remote
SocialApr 8, 2026

Stay Present Even when Busy and Remote

Busy doesn’t have to mean disconnected. Learn how to stay present—even when you’re not physically there. https://t.co/ul8gmLhkgz #WorkLifeBalance

By Chris Lewis
Training at 62 to Prevent Gradual Decline
SocialApr 8, 2026

Training at 62 to Prevent Gradual Decline

Why I Train This Way at 62 1/ I’ve been an orthopedic surgeon for nearly 30 years, and over that time, I’ve watched something happen to many of my patients that isn’t dramatic or sudden, but ends up being far more...

By Howard Luks, MD
Write One Clear Goal, Boost Success 42%
SocialApr 8, 2026

Write One Clear Goal, Boost Success 42%

Research shows entrepreneurs who write down their goals are 42% more likely to achieve them. Not because writing is magic — because it forces clarity. "Grow my business" is not a goal. "Sign 3 new clients in 60 days through LinkedIn" is...

By Ask Dr. Brown