#SocialMedia #MentalHealth #AttentionSpan
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There's A Specific Phone Habit That Experts Say Is Worse For Your Brain Than Your Screen Time
It's far and away the most annoying part of social media for many of us, and new research says it's the worst, too: Having notifications on is worse for your brain than screen time in general, according to a new study.
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Keely Hodgkinson 2.0 is fuelled by Hell Hill, an Oura ring and Kim Kardashian
Given how much she has conquered in her relatively young career, it is scarcely believable that Keely Hodgkinson is still searching for her first global title outside the Olympics.
#SportsPsychology #AthleteRecovery #MentalHealthInSports
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From pro to high school athletes, injury recovery is as much a mental challenge as physical
Because adolescents face injury rates nearly triple those of adults, the mental side of rehab is especially important. Illustration Dan Goldfarb / The Athletic; iStock
This story is part of Peak, The Athletic's desk covering the mental side of sports.
#Atlanta #AffordableHousing #CityLeadership
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Atlanta mayor says city is strong, but opportunities vary based on where you live
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Mayor Andre Dickens gave his State of the City Address at the Woodruff Arts Center in Midtown on Wednesday night.
#WealthManagement #FinancialEducation #AthleteFinance
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From NIL deals to retirement at 35: JPMorgan aims to help athletes avoid bad money habits
NEW YORK (AP) -- JPMorgan Chase said Wednesday that will start building wealth advising services that help athletes who come into money as a result of their talents make that money work for them a long time.
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From NIL deals to retirement at 35: JPMorgan aims to help athletes avoid bad money habits
NEW YORK (AP) -- JPMorgan Chase said Wednesday that will start building wealth advising services that help athletes who come into money as a result of their talents make that money work for them a long time.
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From NIL Deals to Retirement at 35: JPMorgan Aims to Help Athletes Avoid Bad Money Habits
NEW YORK (AP) -- JPMorgan Chase said Wednesday that will start building wealth advising services that help athletes who come into money as a result of their talents make that money work for them a long time.
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From NIL deals to retirement at 35: JPMorgan aims to help athletes avoid bad money habits
NEW YORK (AP) -- JPMorgan Chase said Wednesday that will start building wealth advising services that help athletes who come into money as a result of their talents make that money work for them a long time.
#WealthManagement #AthleteFinance #FinancialLiteracy
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From NIL deals to retirement at 35: JPMorgan aims to help athletes avoid bad money habits
NEW YORK (AP) -- JPMorgan Chase said Wednesday that will start building wealth advising services that help athletes who come into money as a result of their talents make that money work for them a long time.
#WealthManagement #FinancialLiteracy #AthleteSupport
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From NIL deals to retirement at 35: JPMorgan aims to help athletes avoid bad money habits
NEW YORK (AP) -- JPMorgan Chase said Wednesday that it will start building wealth advising services that help athletes who come into money as a result of their talents make that money work for them a long time.
#FinanceEducation #AthleteWellness #WealthManagement
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From NIL deals to retirement at 35: JPMorgan aims to help athletes avoid bad money habits - The Boston Globe
JPMorgan hopes to reach these athletes early, maybe as early as high school but certainly on college campuses, in hopes of teaching them good financial habits from the start.
#Olympics #Bobsled #AthleteParents
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They're the top U.S. Olympic medal hopes in bobsled, and they're also working moms
PARK CITY, UTAH -- To understand why five-time Olympian Elana Meyers Taylor considers a bone-rattling trip down the bobsled course a relaxing bout of "me time," you need to spend a day at home with her.
