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Martin Spierings

@tricoachmartin

Aussie living in California. Marketing Communications spieringscommunications.com Triathlon Coach

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When are we going to say enough is enough. Don’t bother lecturing me about a mental health crisis. What’s the plan to do something about it? There is no plan. This is going to happen on repeat. I am terrified I am going to lose my son. 💔 These poor kids. What are we doing?!

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I’m so unused to hearing thunder here for an hour last night I thought it was either a landslide or something falling off a truck.

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OUT NOW! Tedd Siegel's "Signs of the Great Refusal: The Coming Struggle for a Postwork Society." He argues "contemporary workers, individually and collectively, are worthy of richer, freer existences grounded in autonomous decisions." punctumbooks.com/titles/signs-o… indarktimes

OUT NOW! Tedd Siegel's "Signs of the Great Refusal: The Coming Struggle for a Postwork Society." He argues "contemporary workers, individually and collectively, are worthy of richer, freer existences grounded in autonomous decisions."

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Discussions concerning “the problem with work today.” present an unacceptable either/or: workers are encouraged either to “lean in” or develop forms of palliative care by means of personal projects of self-optimization, recovery, and wellness. teddsiegel.com

Discussions concerning “the problem with work today.” present an unacceptable either/or: workers are encouraged either to “lean in” or develop forms of palliative care by means of personal projects of self-optimization, recovery, and wellness. teddsiegel.com
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Exercising 150 minutes per week for 4 months is equally as effective as taking an antidepressant for depression, review finds. Get outside and get moving. Start small and easy. For many, a walk is enough when you are starting.

Exercising 150 minutes per week for 4 months is equally as effective as taking an antidepressant for depression, review finds.

Get outside and get moving. 

Start small and easy. For many, a walk is enough when you are starting.