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Send us Fan MailI got invited on a podcast with a significant following. Real show. I was excited about it.Ten minutes before we go live, I get a message. Feeling under the weather, need to reschedule. Fine. People get sick.We reschedule two weeks out. This morning, ten minutes before the show, another cancellation. No explanation this time.I'm not outing anybody. He's just the example that showed up on my calendar. And once I got past being annoyed, I realized it wasn't a character problem at all. It was a difference in standards. He was operating exactly to his.I come from a world where if you're on time, you're late.So this episode is about your word — what it's worth, what it costs you when you break it, and how to call somebody out when they break theirs.-------------------------------------------THE FIRST AGREEMENTA lot of you have read The Four Agreements. The first one is "be impeccable with your word."Most people read that and hear "don't lie." That's not what it says.Ruiz breaks the word apart. Impeccable comes from the Latin for "without sin," and he defines a sin as anything you do against yourself.The first agreement was never about the other guy. Being impeccable with your word is about what breaking it does to YOU.-------------------------------------------THE TWO COSTSEvery broken word costs you twice.OUTSIDE YOU, and you never see it. Most people won't tell you. They get annoyed, they write you off quietly, and the invite doesn't come back. The referral goes to somebody else. Nobody sends you a bill for a broken agreement. Your reputation is a pile of decisions other people made about you and never told you about.INSIDE YOU, and this is the one that compounds. Every time you say you'll do something and you don't, some part of you files it away. Then you go set a real goal — the business, the race, the hard conversation — and some part of you won't buy in. You'll call it fear or bad timing or lack of motivation. It's none of those. It's an accurate risk assessment. The man making the promise has a track record, and you've read it.-------------------------------------------YOUR WORD: HONOR IT. OWN IT. CLEAN IT UP.HONOR IT — starts before you say yes. Most broken words start as a yes you should never have given. "I can't commit to that" is a real answer and people respect it more than a yes you don't mean. OWN IT — when you break one, name it in one sentence with no "because" in it. The second you add traffic or the kids or how busy it's been, you've stopped owning it and started defending yourself.CLEAN IT UP — an apology is free, so it isn't a cleanup. Do something that costs you. Reschedule on their calendar. Deliver early. Eat the expense. The cost is the pointWORK WITH MEIf you're good at what you do and can't figure out why it isn't compounding — if you keep making promises to yourself in January and quietly renegotiating them by March — if your team says yes and you can't count on it and you suspect it starts with you — that's not a discipline problem. That's a self-trust problem. And you don't fix that one alone, because you're the one who's been keeping the record.Coaching: https://www.dohardthingscoaching.comSpeaking: https://www.dohardthingscoaching.com/speaking-------------------------------------------Siegfried "Sig" Tiegs is a keynote speaker, high-performance coach, and co-author of the Amazon best seller Life on Offense: A Tactical Guide to Dominate Life and End Mediocrity. A retired Army Major with 27 years of service, he hosts the Do Hard Things™ podcast and coaches high performers at dohardthingscoaching.com.GRIT. PURPOSE. PEACE.Welcome to the Do Hard Things Podcast with your host Jay Tiegs, Are you ready to amplify and improve your life? Then you are in the right place. On this podcast we have unfiltered conversation with inspiring people who take on challenges and share with us, the wisdom from their journey. We talk about how doing hard things adequately enable all of us to deal with life's struggles and challenges and ultimately improve the quality of our lives. Support the showBig things are happening inside Do Hard Things Nation, and I want you with us.Want more support? Join the Do Hard Things Wellness Academy. Four coaches. Weekly mindset training, movement, breathwork, meditation, book club, and challenges. Join as a member here:

Thursday, September 3, 2026. Iron Maiden bring their Eddie's Dive Bar meetups to the United States for the first time — ten dates alongside the Run For Your Lives leg opening Saturday in New Jersey, free and open to the public, pouring the new Trooper West Coast IPA brewed with Lagunitas. Scorpions postpone their Planet Hollywood residency by a full year, citing unforeseen circumstances, with new dates in September 2027. And Carcass reschedule their Australia, New Zealand, China and India dates after drummer Dan Wilding is faced with a family emergency, while urging fans to still attend Bangalore Open Air. Scott Penfold breaks it all down in under five minutes. Full stories at loadedradio.com. Stream Loaded Radio 24/7 or download the free Loaded Radio app on Apple and Google Play.

For decades, interacting with a business online has meant learning how that business wants you to interact with it. Open the website. Find the right menu. Fill out the form. Navigate multiple screens. FOBI AI believes that model is beginning to change.The Company has launched AgenticBrain, an agentic conversational platform designed to let customers interact with businesses using natural language through familiar messaging environments including WhatsApp, iMessage, Telegram and other supported platforms. Instead of asking customers to figure out where to click, AgenticBrain is designed to understand what they want and connect that request to the company's existing systems. It is also the latest component of the FOBI Flywheel, connecting FORTRESS, FIXYR and AltID 3.0 into what management is building as one connected enterprise technology ecosystem.WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOWAPI Integration: AgenticBrain is designed to connect with existing enterprise APIs rather than requiring companies to replace their underlying infrastructure. Management says integration timelines can potentially be measured in hours or days rather than months.More Than a Chatbot: The platform is designed not simply to answer questions, but to access authorized systems, retrieve information and complete permitted actions.Identity and Authentication: AltID 3.0 is designed to provide identity, authentication and trust within the broader system.Flywheel Opportunity: An AgenticBrain deployment can potentially create additional opportunities for FORTRESS, FIXYR, AltID 3.0 and eventually FOBI's planned next generation wallet.Enterprise Licensing Focus: CEO Rob Anson identified licensing as what management sees as its biggest path to scale, with channel partner enablement expected to play an important role in reaching the enterprise market.FROM CLICKING TO ASKINGThe easiest way to understand AgenticBrain is through a simple example. Today, changing a flight can require opening an airline app, logging in, finding the booking and navigating multiple screens. AgenticBrain is designed around a different experience. A customer could simply say, “Reschedule my flight to next Thursday.” The company's systems can provide the available options, identity and authorization can potentially be confirmed, and the appropriate action can then potentially be completed through the same conversation.This is also where FOBI's broader Flywheel becomes easier to visualize. FORTRESS provides sovereign enterprise intelligence. FIXYR provides communication and orchestration. AltID 3.0 provides identity, authentication and trust. AgenticBrain provides the conversational layer connecting customers to those capabilities, while FOBI's planned next generation wallet is intended to eventually provide the user layer for tickets, credentials, memberships and other digital assets.What matters for shareholders is that these are no longer being presented as separate technology launches. They are increasingly being positioned as parts of one connected system.BUILT FOR PEOPLE AND AI AGENTSManagement believes the opportunity extends beyond people talking directly to businesses. As consumers increasingly delegate tasks to personal AI agents, those agents will also need ways to interact with businesses.INVESTOR TAKEAWAYAgenticBrain gives investors one of the clearest examples yet of how FOBI intends its recent technology launches to work together. The platform is designed for enterprises across travel, hospitality, ticketing, retail, financial services, telecommunications, healthcare, utilities and government services, with potential recurring revenue opportunities including enterprise licensing, deployments, conversational usage, integrations and transaction enabled services.For shareholders, the question is increasingly straightforward: can FOBI turn this connected technology ecosystem into enterprise customers and recurring revenue? 

I made you a ⁠⁠FREE companion guide⁠⁠ for this episode that'll take you through every step I suggest to help you reconnect with your motivation, stop judging your lack of motivation, and start getting curious about what it might be telling you.You'll explore your natural motivational wiring, uncover the Very Good Reasons behind your resistance, and discover whether you need to make the thing easier, more enjoyable, or more Loving—or give yourself permission not to do it at all.Get instant access to the editable Google Doc and start exploring what your resistance is trying to tell you.*Summer is ending, the school-year rhythms return, businesses are talking about Q4, our social media feeds are inundated with posts about Virgo Season, and suddenly there's all this pressure to get back on track.But what if you don't feel motivated?And what if your lack of motivation isn't a problem to solve, but information to listen to?There's a million resources out there on how to try to trick or force ourselves to do things when we don't feel motivation for doing them.Instead, I created this episode to help you stop judging your resistance and start getting curious about it.*Press play to learn about...Intelligent Resistance. For women especially, there are endless things we supposedly have to be doing. But I believe resistance isn't laziness or procrastination. It's intuitive useful information about the strategy, timing, environment, expectation, or our motivating force.Changing the environment instead of changing yourself. Rather than trying to change yourself, what could you change in your environment to work with your motivational wiring? It's way more loving, not to mention easier, to remove what's obstructing our Nature rather than endlessly improving ourselves.“What are you motivated to do?”  Instead of Why can't I make myself work?, we ask where the energy is naturally trying to go.Fear, force, and shame versus Love. Sometimes we're resisting not the thing itself but the way we're trying to make ourselves do it.Expanding your permission field.Maybe the answer is not to do the thing at all. The goal isn't to manufacture motivation. It's to understand what the lack of motivation is communicating, and then decide what to do.Remember to get the free guide here:[What to Do When You're Not Motivated]  

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If you're listening to this, there's a good chance you're a human being. (Although the speed at which AI is developing may be not all of you… A big hello to Gemini, Claude and ChatGPT (As Boris Johnson would say it) And, as a human being, you're attacked every day by emotions, fatigue, viruses and micro-managing bosses and demanding colleagues. You're not going to be able to stay consistent with your productivity systems and processes. (And even AI gets confused from time to time)  You WILL fall off the wagon from time to time As David Allen, of Getting Things Done (GTD), often emphasises, falling off the productivity "wagon" is normal and expected. His most famous quote on this topic is: “If you don't fall off the wagon regularly, you're not playing a big enough game.” So, what can you do when you do fall off? How can you quickly get back on track? Well, that's what we're going to look at today.  Links: Email Me | Twitter | Facebook | Website | Linkedin   Learn more and register for the Ultimate Productivity Workshop here.   Get Your Copy Of Your Time, Your Way: Time Well Managed, Life Well Lived The Working With… Weekly Newsletter Carl Pullein Learning Centre Carl's YouTube Channel Carl Pullein Coaching Programmes Subscribe to my Substack  The Working With… Podcast Previous episodes page Script | 416 Hello, and welcome to episode 416 of the Your Time, Your Way Podcast. A podcast to answer all your questions about productivity, time management, self-development, and goal planning. My name is Carl Pullein, and I am your host of this show.  One of the most common questions I get is what to do when your systems become neglected following a particularly busy period, a holiday, or illness or even plain, good old-fashioned laziness.  It happens to everyone from time to time, and it certainly doesn't mean there's anything wrong with you.  Yet it can leave you feeling that there's something lacking, that perhaps there's something wrong with you.  Of course, simply not true. There's nothing wrong with you at all. It's another sign that you are a functioning human being. (That's a good thing, by the way)  All that's happened is you got very busy and attended to the most important work that needed doing in that moment, or that you've just got back from holiday (vacation), and there's a lot of catching-up and cleaning up to do.  Both scenarios can leave you with some tidying up to do. That doesn't mean everything has failed. It just means there's some tidying up to do.  So, to get us started, let me hand you over to the Mystery Podcast Voice for this week's question.  This week's question comes from Ernesto. Ernesto asks, Hi Carl, thank you for the Time Sector System. Finally, I have a system that works after many years of trying. My question is, what do you do when, for whatever reason, you fall off the wagon and let things slip? Is there a quick way to get back on track?  Hi Ernesto, thank you for your question.  Firstly, as I mentioned, this is perfectly normal. So many things can cause us to stop following our system, leaving us feeling anxious about everything that needs cleaning up.  The first place to start is by cleaning up your to-do list for today. This is what I call the business end of any task management system. Your today list.  With the exception of your inbox, all your other lists are just holding pens of tasks that you have processed and decided do not need doing today. Your inbox is where unprocessed tasks sit until you decide what to do with them.  So get your list of tasks for today cleaned up. Reschedule tasks that do not need to be done today, and delete or check off those that have been completed or are no longer needed.  This one step will clear the runway and give you a curated list of things that do need to be done today. One of the tricks I have to help me here is to give myself a few minutes each evening to clear this list. Anything I have not completed that day is either checked off if done, rescheduled if not, or deleted if no longer needed.  Doing this every day ensures it takes only a few minutes, and by the start of the new day, my today list is curated, accurate, and focused.  I'm reminded here of a story I learned from friend of this podcast, Simon Jeffries, a former UK special Forces officer, who mentioned that when he joined the Royal Marines, from day 1, the training instructors began teaching a simple habit that all marines live by: As Simon says, “the military doesn't take civilians and turn them into soldiers overnight. It can't. Day one of training, the standard is simple... Turn up on time. Keep your kit clean. Look after your rifle. That's it. A few weeks in, the expectations layer. Month after month, the load increases. The standards compound until discipline is second nature — under fatigue, under pressure, under fire.  Centuries of trial and error went into that approach. And the reason it works isn't complicated. You cannot expect discipline under fire unless it's second nature. And second nature requires progressive, consistent training.” Now I've often talked about the standards you set for yourself. That could always end the day with a clear plan for the next. It could also be to clear your today's to-do list so it's reset and ready for tomorrow.  Being consistent and making it a non-negotiable, no matter how tired you are, will soon embed this habit so it just becomes second nature.  The next list to clean up is your inbox. There's potential for something important and urgent to be missed here.  If you're like most people, you will be throwing a lot of things in there throughout the day. By the time you get to the end of the day, a lot of what you added will have been forgotten about.  It's this that makes keeping this list under control important.  The good news about your inbox is that while you will be adding important things in there, you're also likely to be adding things that, in hindsight, you do not need to do. These can be deleted. What remains can be processed using three simple questions:  What is it? A note, an event or a task. If it's a note, copy and paste it into your notes. If it's an event, such as an appointment, move it to your calendar.  For what remains, ask yourself: What do I need to do with it? This is about making sure the task is written clearly, so it's clear what you need to do.  And finally, ask, “When will I do it?” That will guide you where to put it now that you have processed it.  Is it something that needs to be done this week, or can it wait until next week, etc.?  If it needs to be done this week, you will again ask the question: when? When will you do it?  Beyond that, everything else can wait until your next weekly planning session.  One of the side benefits of the Time Sector System is that you will find many of the tasks you postpone to next week, this month, or next month will sort themselves out and can be deleted. This is one of my favourite aspects of the Time Sector System, the natural elimination of low-value tasks.  It's worth mentioning a couple of tips David Allen, yes, the Getting Things Done David Allen, gave me when we met in Seoul a few years ago.  David had been travelling through Asia for around ten days, and I asked him how he stayed on top of everything while he was away on business trips.  He said that the most important thing to stay on top while travelling was communications. Emails will back up very fast if you're not dedicating some time each day to clearing them.  Even if all you can find is 20 minutes in the morning before your day begins, take it. One missed day of managing this beast, and you're going to have to find twice as much time tomorrow, and so on.  The second tip is to block off at least half a day when you return to catch up. Process your inbox and clear or reschedule any overdue tasks.  David Allen blocks a whole day if he's been away for a week or more. Half a day if it's less than a week.  Treat this day as an extra day of your trip. Nobody knows you're back. You quietly get on and catch up with everything you have collected while you were away.  I adopted both these tips for all my travels, and they work.  If you don't do this, you'll be spending the next two to three weeks trying to catch up while getting on with your regular work.  Think of it this way: if your regular work naturally takes up your full working day, why do you think adding in a load of catching up will be easily absorbed? It won't.  Make the time for it.  Think of the end of each day only happens when you have done a reset and got yourself ready for the new day. I will add that I also have a closing-down routine that involves washing any remaining dishes, brushing my teeth, locking all the doors, and closing the terrace curtains. It takes less than five minutes, but it's now something I automatically do before going to bed.  It doesn't require any extra energy or thought. It just happens.  Doing the daily reset should also be automatic. I remember when I first entered the workplace as a young twenty-year-old and seeing how all my colleagues used to tidy up their desks before going home.  Nobody would ever dream of leaving papers, pens, pencils and files all over the place. They were tidied up, and that marked the end of the day.  Funnily enough, as I think about it, I still do that today. My work day is not complete until I have a tidy desk and my task list is reset and ready to go for tomorrow.  Less than five minutes, and all reset and ready to go.  That's how you guard against falling off the wagon. Having a few small habits to ensure you clean up at the end of each day.  I know it's human nature to overthink things, but if you stop and consider what's really important, knowing where you need to be tomorrow morning and what your most important tasks are for the day is all you really need to get yourself back on track.  And one of those important tasks could be to catch up and clear your inboxes, if that is where many of your current issues are. You get to choose. But do make that choice. Don't ignore it and make the excuse that you are tired.  It's less than five minutes. Come on, you can do that.  Many of the concepts I've talked about here and much more will be a part of next week's live Ultimate Productivity Workshop. 2 sessions, 2 hours each over two Fridays (or Saturdays if you are in Australia or Asia)  There are some places left if you want to join us.  This workshop has helped hundreds of people finally gain control of their time and build a system that prevents backlogs and keeps them from falling off the wagon.  And, given that it's live, you have the chance to share your own experiences, learn from others and ask questions.  There are a lot of exciting lessons in this workshop. I do hope you can join me and let me help you finally make time for the things you want time for.  I will include the link where you can learn more and register for the show in the show notes. Thank you, Ernesto, for your question, and thank you to you too for listening. It just remains for me now to wish you all a very, very productive week.   

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This episode teaches three core survival phrases and shares communication protocols for global teams: soften bad news, pair issues with action plans, use collaborative phrasing, manage tone, and avoid overly directive words like “must” and “should.”00:00 Deal on the Line02:21 Delay Bombshell04:28 Reschedule vs Adjust06:00 Diplomacy Saves Face07:43 Sticky Note Toolkit09:01 Three Rescue Phrases10:08 Global Team Protocols11:45 Trip Wires and Fixes12:42 Final Takeaways

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We obviously did not want this to happen but one of our guests had an issue with their internet and we had to postpone the game until we can record in the near future. We have numerous weeks booked out as of now so this shouldn't happen again for quite a long time but our apologies and we look forward to resuming our show next week. Thanks for your patience and see you soon!

Send a textThe cannabis world is reeling! House Agriculture Chairman Glenn "GT" Thompson's new Farm Bill draft introduces a "total THC" standard that could ban most hemp products.#cannabisnews #farmbill #00:00 Farm Bill Markup Tomorrow: What's Actually Changing?01:40 Hemp Beverages & Interstate Sales: Why the Loophole Is Closing02:19 Congress, Tariffs, and Election Chaos: Why Nothing Gets Done03:54 Inside the New Farm Bill: 0.3% Total THC + Kicking Products to FDA05:15 Loophole Business vs Real Reform: Rescheduling, Schedule III, and Reality Checks07:19 Cannabis & Mental Health Studies: Age-Gating as the Legalization Argument11:02 Seeds, Genetics, and Debanking: The Next Underground Market?14:41 “Just Legalize It” Isn't a Plan: Medical Cannabis as the Winning Policy17:32 Texas Ballot Push + FDA Missed Deadlines: Enforcement vs Banking Reality21:02 Missouri vs Illinois Hemp Rules + The Politics of Lobbying and ‘Real Change'25:33 GOP Congressman Cheers Schedule I: The Next Story Tease25:58 Why Hemp & Cannabis Reform Keeps Getting Stalled (Andy Harris & House Roadblocks)26:50 Reschedule vs Deschedule: Building the Whole ‘Staircase' Without Loopholes28:28 NBA Player Busted in The Bahamas: Why Legal Markets Mean Safer Access29:55 Regulated Medical Cannabis: The Only Policy Congress Can Agree On31:05 Name That Strain: Black Truffle (Terps, THC Myths & Compliance Talk)35:29 Cannabis Contracts in Federal Court: When ‘Illegal' Kills Enforcement40:45 Government-Run Dispensaries & The Backlash: Smell Laws and Public Space43:29 Gummy Chaos: Dosing a Flight, Edible Limits, and Wild State-by-State Caps45:43 Activism Reality Check, Wrap-Up, and Store Updates (Logo, Window, Soft Open)want to start your own podcast?  Try StreamYard.Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: Support the showGet our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3VEn9vu

We're in a hurry because of the Holidays so we call some places to reschedule. We learn about Hanukkah and sing a Christmas song to balance it out, then we get the winning Powerball numbers! Watch Corneezy's special AGAIN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_rJDNkt-pI Join OUR Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/worldrecordpodcast Buy merch, watch videos and more! https://worldrecordpodcast.com 00:00 - Showtime & Theme Song 00:28 - Podcast Introduction & Patreon Plug 01:20 - Getting Into the Show 01:28 - Prank Call: Prima Auto Mall 03:20 - Scheduling Confusion & Holiday Talk 04:00 - More Prank Calls & Jewish Jokes 06:00 - Call Recordings & More Phone Shenanigans 08:00 - Technical Difficulties & More Calls 10:00 - Zipper Sound & Inside Jokes 11:00 - Antisemitism Bits & Call Recordings 13:00 - Hanukkah & Christmas Traditions 16:00 - Ants Story & Childhood Memories 18:00 - Name Drops & Comedy Friends 20:00 - Joke Structure & Comedy School 22:00 - Christmas Song & Holiday Greetings 24:00 - More Holiday Banter & Rescheduling Calls 26:00 - Powerball & Lottery Talk 28:00 - Leaf Blowers & LA Life 30:00 - Sandwiches, Deli Talk & More Calls 32:00 - Frenching Dudes for Money (Comedy Bit) 34:00 - Drinking Pee for Money (Comedy Bit) 36:00 - More Powerball Numbers & Prank Calls 38:00 - Travel Plans & Lottery Dreams

White House and Democratic lawmakers weigh in on President Donald Trump's Wednesday night primetime TV year-end address, during which the president highlighted what he sees as his achievements after almost a year in office; Democrats make a last-ditch effort to get a vote to extend expiring Affordable Care Act health insurance premium subsidies; Health & Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. announces new rules that aim to prohibit gender-affirming care for transgender youth; President Trump signs an Executive Order to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug, to ease restrictions and allow for more research. We will talk about it with Axios reporter Herb Scribner (30); White House says the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has been renamed by the board of trustees the Trump-Kennedy Center, but there are questions about whether it would take an act of Congress; House votes to require the gray wolf be removed from the Endangered Species Act list; Pope Leo XIV names a new Catholic Archbishop of New York, who is from Chicago, like the pope. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Thursday, December 18th, President Trump signed an executive order seeking to expedite the rescheduling of marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug. On this episode of Policy Outsider, we do a lightning round with Heather Trela, Rockefeller Institute's resident cannabis policy expert, on what the executive order does and does not do, what rescheduling means for the marijuana industry, and what we can expect in the months to come.GuestsHeather Trela, Director of Operations and Fellow, Rockefeller Institute of Government

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President Trump has taken the first step to reclassify marijuana as a Schedule 3 drug. What impact will it have in New York? Aleece Burgio, attorney at Colligan Law tells us.

What's up all you burners, stoners and potheads! As we head into the holiday season and approach years end, there's so much happening in the cannabis world! Before Mr & Mrs Weedman break it all down and share the latest headlines, research and reports, they get normal toking on some Znackz flower from Preferred Gardens - a much awaited colab with Redemption Botanicals. From there the duo gets right to business. Mr Weedman delivers new research on the benefits of cannabis when treating anxiety and depression and an interesting piece explaining the x-ray method of decontamination in grow operations.  Mrs Weedman delivers a great piece explaining the microbiome connection to your endocannabinoid system and a fun report on the impact cannabis is having on alcohol consumption. Support The Show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/283607/supportTWITTER: @weedman420podYouTube: Weedman420 ChroniclesEMAIL:  weedman420chronicles@gmail.comSHOP: www.eightdecades.comIG: @eightdecadesEMAIL: eightdecadesinfo@gmail.com#ImHigh #Cannabis #StomptheStigma #HomeGrow #FreethePlant #Stoners #Burners #rosin #liverosin #Potheads #Vipers #CannabisEducation #CannabisResearch #Weed #Marijuana #LegalizeIt #CannabisNews #CBD #Terpenes  #Podcast #CannabisPodcast #eightdecades #LPP #Lifestyle #HealthyLifestyle #NaturalMedicine #PlantMedicine #News #Research #MedicalMarijuana #Infused #420 #Education #Health #Wellness #WorldNews #Gardening #budtender #kief #hemp #dabs #hash #joints #edibles #gummies #tincture #vapes #esters #pauliealwayssayssmokesmartArticle Links:*  https://cannabisindustryjournal.com/feature_article/how-does-the-x-ray-method-work-in-decontamination/* https://www.greenstate.com/health/cannabis-microbiome-connection/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_content=other* https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/cam4.71342* https://www.zmescience.com/science/psychology-science/scientists-built-a-fake-bar-to-see-if-weed-makes-people-drink-less-it-does/* https://mjbizdaily.com/report-president-trump-close-to-marijuana-rescheduling/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_content=topic/cannabisCOPYRIGHT 2021 WeedMan420Chronicles©Suggestions? Questions? Chat with us here.Support the show

In this week's episode of High on Home Grown, we're covering a mix of bizarre stories, serious research, and big political signals from around the world: Macky starts with a story that's raised more than a few eyebrows, a middle-class couple caught running a highly organised grow, claiming it was all to fund their daughter's university education. A case that sparks debate about motive, punishment, and how society views these crimes. Billy brings one of the strangest grow stories we've seen in a while, after plants were discovered growing underneath the M1 motorway in Northamptonshire. A reminder that people will grow just about anywhere… even under Britain's busiest roads. Dr. Margaret shifts gears to New Zealand, where the government is looking to cut red tape in an effort to boost its domestic hemp industry. A potentially big move for farmers and manufacturers if it plays out as planned. John covers new research suggesting that legal access is linked to reduced suicide rates among older adults — a serious and important finding that adds weight to ongoing reform debates. And finally, we look at growing signals from the US as Trump prepares to reschedule cannabis to Schedule III, a move that could reshape research, medicine, and the wider industry almost overnight. Another packed episode full of strange locations, policy shifts, and research that keeps the conversation moving forward.

Hello, my Love, and welcome back to Letters from Midlife, part of Midlife by Design: Curating Your Next Chapter Podcast.I'm Kiran, and today I'm responding to a letter from one of our listeners, a woman navigating the shifting emotional landscape of perimenopause, trying to understand who she's becoming in the midst of it all.She writes:“Some days I feel calm and grounded, and other days I feel like I'm coming undone. I burst into tears over small things, I feel overwhelmed, irritable, disconnected from my own mind. It's like my emotions are running ahead of me and I can't catch up. Am I losing myself? Will I feel steady again?”First of all, my Love, you are not losing yourself. What you're experiencing isn't weakness or instability; it's a natural recalibration.This is your body, and more specifically, your brain, adjusting to one of the most profound neurological transitions of your life.During perimenopause and menopause, the brain rewires itself. Oestrogen, which supports neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine, fluctuates wildly. The result?Emotions feel louder. Thoughts race faster. And the calm that once felt effortless suddenly takes more effort to reach.I remember when it happened to me. One day, I'd wake up peaceful; the next, I'd cry over a cup of tea because the light hit just so. Nothing was wrong, and yet, everything felt heightened. It wasn't that life had changed; it was that I had.It took me a while to understand that my emotional waves weren't betraying me. They were guiding me, asking me to slow down, to feel more deeply, to tend to the parts of myself I'd long ignored.So if you're standing here too, tearful one moment, numb the next, please know: you're not falling apart. You're unfolding.Here's how you can begin to find steadiness again, gently and with grace.1. Slow the pace of your inner world firstWhen the tide of emotion rises, don't rush to fix it. Pause. Hand on heart. One long inhale, one longer exhale. Your nervous system needs time, not toughness. Every slow breath tells your body: I am safe.2. Nourish your foundationsYour emotional steadiness begins in your physiology.* Eat enough protein, especially in the morning.* Stay hydrated.* Magnesium glycinate at night can calm anxiety and improve sleep.* Gentle movement, walking, stretching, and swimming stabilise mood more than we realise.You're not just “being emotional.” You're rebuilding balance.3. Create emotional buffersYou don't need to be available for everything. Give your week breathing room. Cancel what drains you. Reschedule when you need to. This isn't fragility, it's self-regulation.4. Feel without fusingYou can say, “I'm having a wave of sadness” instead of “I am sad.” That small language shift returns you to the centre; it reminds you that feelings move through you, not as you.5. Remember: this is temporaryThe storm doesn't last forever. Your emotions will settle into a new rhythm. Your mind will feel familiar again, but more grounded, more discerning, more yours.A Journaling PromptWhat do my emotions need from me right now: comfort, space, stillness, expression, or support?Write it down. Let your inner wisdom speak. Because here's the truth, you were never meant to hold it all together. Midlife asks you to let go of control and trust your becoming.What follows is a guided reflection and ritual to help you befriend your emotions, to understand what they're really asking of you. Inside this week's member section, you'll find The Emotional Compass Practice, a gentle framework for decoding your emotional patterns, and The Calm Within, a collection of gentle journaling prompts and grounding practices to steady yourself when everything feels too much.This isn't about fixing how you feel. It's about remembering how to listen to what's beneath it.Before you begin, take a few slow breaths. Let your shoulders drop. So often, we rush to manage our emotions instead of meeting them. This practice is an invitation to pause, to notice what's really happening beneath the surface and offer it your attention, not your judgement. Think of it as opening the door to yourself, gently, and letting each feeling have a place to speak. If it helps, play the video below to ground yourself and calm your nervous system before you begin.The Emotional Compass PracticeFind a quiet spot. Close your eyes. Imagine your emotions as guests arriving at your door, some familiar, some unexpected.Now ask each one, softly:* What are you trying to tell me?* What do you need right now, to be seen, to rest, to move, to be heard?Write what arises.You might discover that anger is protecting your boundaries.That sadness is asking for rest.That overwhelm is your body whispering: slow down, please.When you name what your emotions need, you begin to lead yourself back to steadiness.The Calm WithinThis next part is an invitation to create your own calm, not a routine or a plan, but a handful of small, restorative rituals that help you feel steady again.Use these ideas as a quiet companion for the days that feel too loud, a reminder that balance begins within.The Gentle Reflection: Journaling Prompts for Emotional SteadinessWhen your emotions feel like they're spilling over, take your journal, light a candle, and meet yourself on paper. Don't try to make sense of it, just listen.* What emotion feels the loudest in me right now, and what might it be trying to protect?* Where in my body do I feel this most, and what might that part of me need?* What rhythms or routines help me feel safe and steady when I'm overwhelmed?* Whose expectations am I carrying that no longer fit who I am now?* If I treated my emotions as sacred messengers, not inconveniences, what might change?Write slowly. Let truth, not logic, lead.Action Steps to Reground When Emotions Feel HeavyThese are small, sensory anchors, things you can do in real time, when your body and mind feel out of sync.* Ground through touch: Hold something textured, a smooth stone, a soft blanket, your own hands. Remind your body: I'm here, I'm safe.* Name and soothe: Out loud, say: “This is anxiety. This is grief. This is frustration.” Naming it takes it out of your body and into your awareness.* Regulate with rhythm: Walk. Stir soup. Fold clothes. Rhythmic movement signals safety to your nervous system.* Create an emotional ritual: A candle you light when you feel off-balance. A playlist that brings you back to yourself. A few drops of lavender oil rubbed between your palms.* Set a “quiet boundary”: Silence notifications. Step outside. Pause before replying. You don't owe anyone access when you're finding your own footing.You don't need to fix how you feel, only to honour it. The steadiness you crave isn't outside you. It's waiting beneath the noise, patient and unwavering, ready for your return.Closing ReflectionYou are not too much. You are becoming more of yourself. Your sensitivity isn't a flaw; it's a sign of awakening.As your hormones shift, so does your consciousness, and that's what makes midlife not an ending, but an initiation.So this week, when the waves come, don't fight them. Float. Breathe. 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Life doesn't always follow your training plan, and that's okay. In this episode, I'll teach you how to pivot your strength and cycling workouts when work, family, or stress throw curveballs. You'll learn my “3 R Framework” (Reduce, Replace, Reschedule) so you can stay consistent, avoid burnout, and actually build resilience as a busy professional who loves to ride. We'll cover: Why adaptable training beats rigid plans for long-term success How to pivot when you're short on time, energy, or equipment The mindset shift that separates thriving athletes from frustrated ones Actionable steps to create your own adaptable training toolkit Whether you're balancing a demanding career or just navigating life's chaos, this episode will help you train smarter, stay consistent, and feel empowered.

When you hear the phrase "August is the Sunday of summer", what unfolds for you?Today, on Episode #162 of the Habit Thrive Podcast, we're looking ahead to the month of August and - hopefully - building excitement for what it holds in store for us!First, we're going to look back at our summer months and celebrate our wins: Both big and small.The trips, the concerts, the adventures, the hobbies ... it all goes here.Maybe you tried kayaking for the first time this summer or experimented with new recipes.Reflect back on those "I did it!" moments.Second, we're going to start looking forward into our August calendar.Not only for planning purposes, but for "un"planning purposes, too!We're exploring the benefit of choosing a week off during August - off of appointments, lunches, meetings, workshops...... and if that thought gives you anxiety, not to worry - just pick a few days to enjoy instead!Lastly, we're going to give ourselves permission to pivot away from what doesn't serve us (without feeling guilty).Reschedule that doctor's visit.Say "no" to stressful to-dos.Your future self will thank you for putting her first.It's going to be an interesting August!Love,Lorrie xoxoxLoving the show? Let's connect! Find me:Facebook: Women's Wellness Community: For women wanting to rock their “Me Now” YearsInstagram: @Habitguru365Website: lorriemickelson.comMemberVault: lorriemickelson.vipmembervault.comHabits, Mindfulness Routines & Self Care For Women 50 & BeyondLoving the show? Let's connect! Find me:Facebook: Women's Wellness Community: For women wanting to rock their “Me Now” YearsInstagram: @Habitguru365Website: lorriemickelson.comMemberVault: lorriemickelson.vipmembervault.comHabits, Mindfulness Routines & Self Care For Women 50 & Beyond

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Podcast 369 What's the most effective time management practice you can adopt today that will transform your productivity? You can subscribe to this podcast on:  Podbean | Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spotify | TUNEIN Links: Email Me | Twitter | Facebook | Website | Linkedin The ULTIMATE PRODUCTIVITY WORKSHOP Get Your Copy Of Your Time, Your Way: Time Well Managed, Life Well Lived The Time Sector System 5th Year Anniversary The Working With… Weekly Newsletter Carl Pullein Learning Centre Carl's YouTube Channel Carl Pullein Coaching Programmes Subscribe to my Substack  The Working With… Podcast Previous episodes page Script | 369 Hello, and welcome to episode 369 of the Your Time, Your Way Podcast. A podcast to answer all your questions about productivity, time management, self-development, and goal planning. My name is Carl Pullein, and I am your host of this show. I've often answered questions on this podcast about the best or most effective time management or productivity system, but I don't think I've answered a question about the best practices before.  A practice is something you do each day. It's just what you do. You don't need to think about it. It's automatic. And there is something that the most productive people I've come across do each day, that I find people struggling with their management of time don't do.  In many ways, becoming more productive and better at managing time is a two-fold practice. It's the strict control of your calendar and being intentional about what you do each day.  Yet to get to those practices each day, takes a change in attitude and the squashing of some pre-conceived ideas.  And that is what we'll be looking at in today's episode.  Before we get to the question, just a quick heads up. The European time zone friendly Ultimate Productivity Workshop is coming next weekend. Sunday the 18th and 25th May.  If you want to finally have a time management and productivity system that works for you, and have an opportunity to work with me and a group of like-minded people, then join us next Sunday. I will put the link for further information into the show notes.  Okay, let me now hand you over to the Mystery Podcast Voice for this week's question.  This week's question comes from Mark. Mark asks, Hi Carl, what do you consider to be the best daily habits for living a productive life?  Hi Mark, thank you for your question.  This is something that has always fascinated me about the way people work. What is it that the most productive people do that unproductive people don't do.  Surprisingly it's not work longer hours. That's usually the domain of unproductive people.  What the most productive people do is to have a few daily rituals that are followed every day.  Let's start with the easiest one. Have a solid morning routine. It's your morning routine that sets you up for the day.  Cast your mind back to a day in your past when you overslept and had to rush out the door to get to work. How productive were you that day? Probably not very. You will have been in a reactive state all day, treating anything and everything as urgent.  The “secret” is to use your morning routine to put you in a proactive state. That means looking at your calendar for your appointments for the day and identifying what you must get done that day.  Then mentally mapping out when you will do your work.  For instance, today I have seven hours of meetings. That does not leave me much time to write this podcast script. Yet, when I began my day, I looked at where my appointments were, saw I had an hour mid morning free and a further hour in the afternoon between 4 and 5 pm.  Two hours is enough to get the bulk of this script written. Now all I have to do is resist all demands on my time today so I can get this script written. That's the challenge. Resisting demands.  Resisting demands on my time today is reasonably easy. Seven hours of meetings is about my limit anyway. So if someone requests an additional meeting, it'll be quite easy to tell them I am fully booked today and I can offer them an alternative day and time.  And that's a mindset shift I would recommend to you. Know where your limits are and to be comfortable offering alternative days and times. If the person demanding your time insists and is in a more senior position to you (does that really happen today?), then you can decide which of your other meetings you could postpone.  If your day is full of meetings, make sure you task list reflects that. What I see a lot of people doing is having a day full of meetings and a full task list. Yeah, right. That's not going to happen.  For most of us the confirmed, committed meetings will be the priority. Tasks will not be. So, on days when you have a lot of meetings, reduce your task list. That will immediately remove anxiety and give you more focus for your meetings.  Next up, is to not use the excuse of a busy day to not do your communications.  Email and messages build up very quickly. Just one day neglecting these means tomorrow you will need double the time to get back in control.  The goal here is to protect time each day for dealing with your actionable emails and messages. If all you have is thirty minutes, take it. It's surprising how much you can do in thirty minutes. That's a lot better than having to try and find two or three hours the next day to get on top of an out-of-control inbox.  Email and messages are the things that are apt to throw you off a well planned day. Yet, it's surprisingly easy to get on top of these if you were to make it a daily practice to spend thirty minutes or more dealing with your actionable emails.  The next tip I've picked up from super-productive people is to group similar tasks together. This technique has a few different names. Batching and chunking are two of them. What you are doing is grouping similar tasks together and working on them as one task. For instance, if you have a lot of messages to respond to, you would call that your communication time and do them all at once.  This is quite easy with email as you can stay within one app to do the work. You can do this with writing proposals. If you have five or six proposals to write, then schedule time for writing proposals. Don't look at each individual proposal as a single task. See the activity of writing proposals as one task.  This way you are working with time. You could set aside an hour or two for doing your proposals and after your allocated time is up, move on to the next category. For example, a sales person, may decide that between 9:30 and 11:00 am, they will do their follow-ups and prospecting, then from 11:30 am do their appointments for the day.  Sure, there may be days when a customer can only see you early in the day, and you can move your follow-up and prospecting time to a little later in the day, but what you want to be doing is trying to set up a structure to you day. It just makes your life that little bit easier.  The problem with most to-do lists is that they are just that— a list of random things that may or may not need to be done today. If you were to allocate time for doing different types of work, you're going to be pretty much up to date with most things.  It's unlikely you will be able to avoid backlogs completely. But if you are consistently doing your important work, nothing is going to get out of control.  I think of this very much like running an airport. You've got flights taking off and landing all day. Yet, in the air traffic control centre, you can only land one plane at a time. This means around all commercial airports you will see what is called a holding pattern. This is where planes are circling waiting to be given permission to land.  Once a plane is given that permission, it comes into land.  Well, you are like that airport. You can only work one piece of work at a time. Everything else waiting for your attention needs to be held in a holding pattern.  And like an airport, aircraft in difficulties or running low on fuel will take priority over others. You too, will have little emergencies and urgencies, and you can decide which piece of work has the priority while you are working on the category you are currently working on.  This is why ultimately your calendar is your most important productivity tool. That's directing your day. It tells you where you need to be at what time. It also tells you where you have time for doing your tasks.  If you leave things open, it's likely to be stolen by low value stuff or other people. Making it a practice to plan your day using your calendar, ensures that you have the time to do what needs to be done and if you don't do it, there's only one person to blame—you.  Never ignore your calendar. Reschedule, by all means, but never ignore it. It's your calendar that will ensure you know when to leave to pick your son up from school, and what time that appointment with an important client is.  The final part is to know what your non-negotiables are. These are the things you will never miss. For example, three things I will never miss are writing my journal each morning, taking my dog for a walk and my thirty minutes of exercise each day.  Start with your personal life. What are you non-negotiables there? Then look at your professional life. What are you non-negotiables at work.  For example, with the exception of my calls days, I will ensure I spend at least two hours working content each day. If you were a designer or engineer, that could be spending a minimum of two hours designing or engineering.  Ensuring you have a few hours each day dedicated to doing the work you were hired to do, will put you ahead of most of your colleagues.  When you have non-negotiables, you find planning your day is easy. I know Louis needs his walk, I know also that when I wake up, after making my coffee, I'll be sitting down to write my journal. I don't need to think about these things. The only thing I need to decide is where Louis and I will go today. We try to go somewhere different each day.  I also find towards the end of the afternoon, I begin thinking about what exercise I will do today. There's no question about whether I will exercise or not. Exercise is a non-negotiable. All I need to decide is what I will do in my thirty minutes.  Non-negotiables can be anything that is important to you. I've had clients who would never miss their meditation session, or go to the Synagogue, or temple in the early morning. Others won't miss their Saturday morning family breakfast.  The key here is to identify what your non-negotiables are and then do them.  I hope that has helped, Mark. Thank you for your question.  And thank you to you too for listening. It just remains for me now to wish you all a very very productive week.   

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This episode takes us into the weekly astrological energetics of December 16th - 22nd, 2024 with practical and magical tips and tactics to help resource and support you through all the energies. Last week was wobbly and weird. We had a full moon in Gemini and Mercury stationed direct. Did you ground yourself? Was there an ah-ha download or just weird messaging, portal madness? Last week did you: Listen to the 2️⃣ NEW episodes on The Magic Spark? Get on the mat? Use an Energy Healing? Watch your Full Moon Tarot Reading? This week is more calm. No major transits, HOORAY! But it's still alchemizing all the shifts from last week. Get things as simple as possible and get your non-negotiables in terms of self care in focus. This week: Get on the mat Listen to 3️⃣ NEW episodes on The Magic Spark! If you're not a member yet - activate your 30 day guest access! Monday, December 16th: -

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Join Kate as she chats with Time Management Coach Anna Dearmon Kornick in The Goals with Soul Summit. Dive into the 4 R's of Overcoming Overwhelm: Record, Rank, Remove, Reschedule.Key Takeaways:Conquer overwhelm: Learn a simple, actionable system to break free from feeling overwhelmed.Identify your priorities: Discover how to rank your projects based on importance and completion status.Strategic removal: Learn to let go of tasks that no longer serve your goals or values.Reschedule for success: Find a new timeline for projects that still matter but aren't urgent.Embrace simplicity: Discover a sustainable approach to time management that sticks long-term.Don't miss this episode for practical strategies and create more time and energy for what truly matters!Connect with Anna: WEBSITE | PODCAST | INSTAGRAMBlueprint to Balance is a free, video mini-course designed to show you a proven 3-part process to help you beat overwhelm, get organized and optimize your time in a way that actually sticks long-term. Walk away with a new perspective around balance and spend time creating your unique blueprint to balance. ---Ready to ditch the overwhelm and create a life that truly lights you up? ✨Join the FREE Goals with Soul Summit, starting July 22nd, and discover how to: Stop overthinking and start taking inspired action Release perfectionism and embrace the messy beauty of growth Ditch the overwhelm and create a sustainable path towards your dreams Implement small, soulful habits that bring you joy and results Shift your mindset from scarcity to abundance and possibility Imagine feeling empowered, focused, and excited about your future. Imagine waking up each day with a clear vision and a plan to make your dreams a reality! That's what the Goals with Soul Summit is all about. And it's waiting for you, friend! Grab your free ticket today to reserve your spot and join a community of incredible women who are ready to make this year their best one yet!⚡ www.goalswithsoulsummit.com ⚡

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This week on Look Forward, Jay and Brad return to discuss Trump's Hush Money trial in New York coming to an end, the GOP paying fealty to their king by showing up at his trial, Marjorie Taylor Greene gets into a verbal fight with Jasmine Crockett and gets destroyed, Trump "jokes" about having a third term, Biden challenges Trump to two debate and he accepts, Biden reschedules marijuana from schedule 1 to schedule 3, HBCU funding is at an all time high so why aren't we hearing about this?, ICC looks to have arrest warrents for Hamas and Israeli leaders for war crimes, movie about young Donald Trump is problematic for the former president, Trump's Truth Social once again is a garbage fire, Sam Alito really is not fit to be a Supreme Court judge, and much more.StoriesCohen holds up well on the standThe new way to show fealty to Dear LeaderMTG's dumbass kicks off pearl-clutching discourse about Congressional decorumMaybe I just ummmm…stay longer? Biden challenges - and Trump accepts - to debate away from the Presidential debate commissionBiden reschedules marijuanaBiden administration does huge funding that isn't talked aboutIts not fair to tell the truth about me!Biden slams ICC ‘outrageous' request for arrest warrants against Israeli leadersAnother perspectiveHow's the Trump business doing?This Week in StupidSam Alito outs himself (even moreso!) as a Jan 6 apologistHe's somehow lamer than you thought he wasEmbarrassing moron hoists himself on own petard

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This week, we're back talking auction action ahead of the upcoming Geneva spring auction season. To do so, we've invited two of our biggest auction lovers – Hodinkee founder Ben Clymer and editor/photographer extraordinaire Mark Kauzlarich – to talk about what they're watching in the upcoming weeks.2:20: Rough Diamonds3:00: Monaco Legend Group Spring 2024 Auction4:00: Rolex 4113 Record, Piaget6:30: Record-setting Datejust9:00: Talking Watches with John Goldberger (with the "cheese knife" Rolex 4113 moment)12:45: Patek Philippe ref. 6301A Sonnerie for Only Watch13:15: The Only Watch Auction Delay and Reschedule to May 202414:45: Only Watch Patek Grandmaster Chime Record15:45: The "Paul Newman" Paul Newman Daytona Record  and Henry Graves Supercomplication.20:20: Introducing Rexhep Rexhepi for Only Watch 2023 and Petermann Bédat and Theo Auffret for Only Watch21:50: In-Depth with Furlan Marri's Secular Perpetual Calendar for Only Watch22:15: Christie's Rare Watches Including the Property of Michael Schumacher; AP Royal Oak Chronograph; F.P. Journe Vagabondage23:45: Michael Schumacher's Daytonas (Gold and Paul Newman);27:00: F.P. Journe Ruthenium Collection Tourbillon; Ruthenium Box28:30: Christie's Black Dial Patek 2526 in Rose Gold32:15: Phillips Patek ref. 257734:10: Phillips 1931 Cartier Tank à Guichets and Cartier "Lozenge"34:45: Gatherings A Special Cartier Roundtable Discussion At Watches & Wonders In Geneva34:45: Gatherings A Special Cartier Roundtable Discussion At Watches & Wonders In Geneva35:40: Cartier London Cintrée with Blue Dial and Paris Cintrée at Phillips36:00: Cartier Reverso at Phillips (and other auctions) and the Patek 5975J (also at multiple auction houses)37:40: Patek 2523 at Antiquorum, Christie's Hong Kong, and Phillips38:15: Patek 605 HU Pocket Watch at Antiquorum with CHF 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 estimate39:20: Tony's Pick: Franck Muller at Sotheby's40:45: Ben's Picks: Tiffany Patek ref. 2499 at Sotheby's and Full Set 2499 at Christie's41:20: Mark and Ben's Pick: Steel Lange 1

Tomorrow is Opening Day and the weather looks terrible for the Mets so we expect that to be pushed back to Friday. Gio said they should move the game as soon as possible so that people can reschedule their lives.

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