And Just Like That, It’s Summer
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Golden Retriever as Chief Happiness Officer
“In an industry obsessed with innovation, it's often easy to overlook the simpler, softer ingredients of productivity—like joy, emotional support, and spontaneous tail wags.”
'Resort-Core' Is Here to Stay — A Slower, Intentional, and Expressive Way of Life
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Pass.
Why Banana Is Summer’s Freshest Fragrance
We’re here for it. Yum.
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Taylor Swift owns her music catalog following masters controversy
Culture Edit Podcast
Ep. 092 – Memorial Day Exhaustion, What Courage Means, and New Ways to Use AI
In this post Memorial Day episode, we find Nikki and Chad exhausted from all the activities, they hanged with Ed Byers over the weekend and got his thoughts on courage and entrepreneurship, they met the Governor, streamed Crit Nats at the Braves game, Spun for Special Ops, provide a Yeppa Co Inman Park full review, did cyclist version of The Murph, got a PR descending Woody Gap on the Basso SV. Nikki breaks down innovative ways to use ChatGPT audio interaction during your long runs so you get work done and are maybe less lonely. She also has been using AI to critique her art and they chat through what they were doing at 11:59PM 12/31/99. They weigh back in on the Emma Grede DOAC controversy, how to deal with sense of entitlement, when Chad has felt guilty for letting someone go – that sometimes the culture of high-performing teams requires a head coach cares about the players but still has to do what’s right.