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Going to bed earlier might actually be giving you LESS sleep. That sounds completely backwards. But it’s one of the things Dr. Aric Prather works on with people who have spent months—or years—struggling to sleep. Aric is a sleep scientist at UCSF and author of “The Sleep Prescription,” and on September 30, he’s joining us live to show you what actually helps when the usual sleep advice hasn’t worked. You’ll learn why your morning can determine how you sleep that night, what to do when you’re lying awake, and how to figure out when you should actually get into bed. Register for free at the link below.
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Hello, it's me, a "middle of the road" voter who simply wants universal healthcare, higher taxes on the wealthy (including me) to expand social services for the poor & middle class, universal childcare, a higher minimum wage, expanded funding for the IRS, ending tax breaks for churches, allowing student loans to be discharged in bankruptcy, massively increased housing of all forms, eliminating single-family zoning, no parking minimums, removing housing subsidies including the mortgage interest deduction, guaranteed voter rights, a federal independent redistricting commission, ending the filibuster, expanded SCOTUS, impeaching Trump, justice for 1/6, a national program to fight white extremism, releasing the Epstein files, disbanding ICE and prosecuting its leadership and officers, police reform, ending qualified immunity, ending private prisons, massively increasing immigration, gun control to stop school shootings, reducing the military budget, accepting the reality of climate change, codifying vaccine requirements, supporting abortion rights and women's autonomy, stopping book bans, an end to woke identity politics such as anti-trans rhetoric from politicians, and a national council to assist with Trump’s daily struggles with flatulence
Let's take a look at some of the Texas voters that the @nytimes just interviewed This voter calls himself "down the middle" and "independent" and then, in the next sentence, admits he votes Republican "most of the time" [all of the time]
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Let's take a look at some of the Texas voters that the @nytimes just interviewed This voter calls himself "down the middle" and "independent" and then, in the next sentence, admits he votes Republican "most of the time" [all of the time]
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This Trump voter -- an immigrant -- uses the Republican dog whistle of "I don't mind immigration, but it has to be done legally" Approximately 0% of Republicans understand what it actually takes to legally immigrate to America. Many of the immigrants who were violently kidnapped and deported were in fact going through the legal process of immigration Never trust these dog whistles. As you've seen in the last week with the anti-Indian sentiment in Texas from a Republican politician, these people aren't against specific types of immigration -- they're against anyone who doesn't look like them living in the United States
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How to Reinvent Your Career in 5 Days A year from now, you’re going to be a year older. Do you want to be at the same job? If not, what’s the plan? Watch the full video at iwt.com/5dayjob
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Unhealthy mindsets with money: - "I'm going to give my kids everything I didn't have" - "Spending money is bad" - "I've gotten used to having credit card debt" - "I work hard, I deserve it" - "I'm not a numbers person" - "We just need to sit down and figure it out" - "I resent my student loans so I don't pay attention to them" - "I put everyone else before myself" - "Why would I talk about money with my kids? Let kids be kids" - "It doesn't matter now because I'll just make more" - "You can't take it with you when you die"
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You bought the blackout curtains. You keep your bedroom cool. You leave your phone outside the room. And you’re still tired. At some point, you don’t need another list of “sleep hygiene” tips. You need to know what a sleep clinic actually does when someone comes in after everything else has failed. On September 30, I’m bringing in Dr. Aric Prather, a sleep scientist at UCSF and author of “The Sleep Prescription,” to show you exactly that. You’ll learn what may actually be keeping you awake, what to do when you can’t sleep, and how to build a simple plan you can start using that night. It’s free to attend live. Register at the link below.
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Ramit Sethi retweeted
Mamdani on this massive $131M DoorDash wage theft settlement “If you keep trying to rip off New Yorkers we’d be happy to make history again” No one goes harder than this dude I swear to god
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Here's the scenario: - Married 12 years, ages 37 and 40, one daughter - He lost his $150,000 job 7 months ago. She now earns every dollar - Assets: $1.2 million. Cash: $68,000 - Fixed costs: 83% (two mortgages, one is her mom's) - His 401(k) contributions: $0 - She makes every money decision. She remakes the bed after he makes it and re-sweeps after he sweeps - Her words: "If I die, he's screwed" What advice would you give them?
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A Republican realizes that politics actually affects him I've talked to literally thousands of Republicans who have no idea that the government has played a MASSIVE ROLE in: - The truck they drive (why is every pickup enormous? Is it really true that ALL truck buyers prefer huge trucks? Why can't you buy a small, cheap one?) - The education they received (how did you receive a public education? Why are student loans so expensive?) - The food they eat (why do you rarely get sick eating out? - The house they live in (why can't you build an ADU? why do you have to maintain your front yard? Why can't you have a courtyard?) - The clean air & water they have access to - The mortgage on their house (why does a 30-year fixed mortgage exist here and almost nowhere else?) - Their health insurance they get through their job (why is it tied to your employer at all?) - The electricity on their rural property (who ran power lines out there when no private company would?) - And many more: Not crashing on airplanes (FAA), their 401(k), predictable weather (NWS), GPS on their phone (DoD) But no, they insist they're rugged men who did it "without anybody's help"
“This is the first time in my adult life where there's been an issue that's come up that I feel like is going to directly impact me,” says Dave Lowe, a lifelong conservative Republican who lives near a proposed data center in Texas.
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Here, look what Republicans have been doing for the last 2 weeks
10 things Republicans have done in the last 10 days 🧵 1. DHS deported Brian Morales, a UNITED STATES CITIZEN born in Denver, after multiple officers refused to investigate his claim of citizenship. None of these officers will be charged
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Thankful that my wife and I could take a 3.5-month sabbatical to Barcelona, Paris, Marrakech, and Japan because we rent & don't "throw money away on interest"
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Living in NYC, it would have cost 2.2x my rent to own an equivalent property. I took the thousands of dollars/month and invested it The same rough dynamic was true in SF and LA DO NOT follow simple, trite sayings like "you're throwing money away on rent" for the biggest purchase of your life. Run the numbers And as always, YOU decide what your Rich Life is
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