Category: prompts
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The Out-of-Market Lifeline: Why MLB.TV Was My 100% Worth It Service
Looking for a premium service that’s actually worth the money? As a Detroit Tigers fan living in the South Carolina Lowcountry, MLB.TV became more than just a subscription—it was a lifeline. Here is why this out-of-market streaming service is 100% worth the cost for any sports fan living far from…
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The Art of the Reception
I used to be the guy who blushed and hid from a compliment. Today? I’m centered enough to know exactly what I bring to the table. From the “humble blush” to the deadpan “I know,” the way we receive praise says a lot about where we are on our roadmap.…
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The Old Man’s Blueprint
When I got the text that my son was in the hospital 450 miles away, anxiety didn’t paralyze me—it became the fuel I needed to hit the road. Reflecting on the anniversary of my father’s death and the legacy of showing up, I realized I wasn’t just driving to Madison;…
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The One Where I Still Don’t Get It
Why is Friends still so popular 30 years later? I’m diving into the static humor, the lack of diversity, and the “platonic myth” that makes this show feel more like a fantasy than a reflection of real life. Part 1 of “The One Where I Still Don’t Get It.”
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Suppositions of a Sleepless Knight
f you could stay awake forever with no consequences, would you? Explore the “Sleepless Knight” mindset of rebuilding a life, empire-building, and finding peace.
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When “Fine” Isn’t Fine: Armor, Bullshit, and the Strategic Lie
“I’m fine” is often the greatest lie we tell. From the “office armor” we wear for survival to the emotional shutdown that happens when vulnerability is used as ammunition, this post explores the academic difference between bullshit and lies—and why finding a partner who values your truth is the ultimate…
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The 60 Minute Myth
Did you spend your childhood waiting exactly 60 minutes after eating before touching the water? In “The 60-Minute Myth,” we dive into the “great parental lie” of the swimming-after-eating rule. Explore the transition from childhood betrayal to parental empathy as we realize that some of the world’s “hard rules” were…
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My Baseball Kryptonite
I understand a 6-4-3 double play, but you won’t find me writing it down. Exploring the reasons behind my “baseball kryptonite” and the beauty of being a fan who chooses flavor over data.
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The Boy Who Looked at His Feet
What would your younger self be shocked you tolerate—or achieve—today? From overcoming a lack of self-esteem in high school to finding “teacher armor” in the classroom, this post explores the radical evolution of identity. Discover how moving past the need for external validation led to “Option C” and a life…
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Even White People Get Ashy
Between Michigan winters and psoriasis, I’ve become a ‘dehydrated lizard.’ A look at the reality of skin maintenance, student jokes, and choosing your health battles.
Rebuilding Rob 