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Nobody teaches you how to show up for bad news

Nobody pays you to be good in the worst week of someone's life, but everyone you love will need it from you eventually.

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The clock starts when you know, not when they find out

Owning a mistake before anyone catches it costs you one sentence. Waiting to be caught costs you a lot more.

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Heartburn at 2 a.m. is usually a dinner problem

Three changes, in order of payoff: when you eat, how you sleep, and the few foods worth cutting first. Plus when to stop fixing it yourself.

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A business fight shouldn't follow you home

When you run the company with your spouse, every disagreement can turn into a marriage argument. Give each fight an address, a time limit, and an end.

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Where does your phone charge overnight?

GuideCorporate WomenNina CastellanNov 5, 20265 min

Make your boss's job easier, then ask for what you need

Your supervisor isn't a mind reader or a mentor on call. Here's how to run the relationship so the yeses come easier.

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One business account and a Friday habit beat any software

Most guys don't need an app to fix their books. They need to stop paying for diesel with the same card they use at the grocery store.

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GuideCorporate MenMarcus ValeNov 5, 20265 min

Hand off the work you're best at first

You keep the work because you're good at it, and that's exactly why it should go first. A way to let go without dropping the ball.

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Does your wardrobe actually fit you?

Five questions, honestly answered, and a plan for the next two weeks.

GuideCountry StyleTobias ReedNov 5, 20266 min

Buy the coveralls for the layers, not for the fitting room

Try them on over a T-shirt and you'll learn the wrong lesson at 12 degrees. Here's how to buy insulated coveralls that fit over layers and still let you work.