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Can You Ever Be Too Careful?: The Case for Calculated Aggression

Reading Time: < 1 minuteOver at Women 2.0, a look at one of the biggest questions arising from the current state of affairs: The following is inspired by the Coronavirus saga. Rather than explore the news and responses related to the events — -which would require some dialogue centered on pathology, confounding variables, and journalistic integrity — -we’ll springboard to a more intriguing […]

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Control Your Emotions and Control Your Reality: 5 Keys To Getting It Done

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Reading Time: 8 minutesI haven’t posted since June. Plenty of life updates afoot since then; might share those on the site at a later date. I’m back with a piece that should hit home for everyone. Our minds control our reality. Everything we do is a result of how we think. It’s the reason we have so many

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The Gift of Mortality (and other post-New Year’s Lessons)

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Reading Time: 4 minutesFirst, thanks for your responses to my previous entry, asking what you would like to see from this site going forward. Your requests will fuel much of the content that hits JTTG in the coming months. I experienced a health scare a few weeks back. Gave me plenty of time to think.

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Culture: The Difference Between Winning and Losing

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Reading Time: 3 minutesTouched off by a former NFL executive who’s quickly becoming one of my favorite sports columnists, a few words on the importance of culture.

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Down With Knee Pain, Up With Mobility: 2 Books You Need To Read Immediately

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Reading Time: 4 minutesWe’ve all struggled with muscle and joint pain. Whether you’re a sedentary adult, high-level athlete, or just a weekend warrior, our bodies are reeling from years of running, walking, sitting, and even sleeping using incorrect form. Knee pain is one of the most frequent drains on quality of life, leaving a slew of ‘what ifs?’

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Election 2016: Clinton, Trump, and 3 Keys For Wading Through The Battle Royal

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Reading Time: 8 minutes(Update: Click here to read the follow-up to this article.) Clinton’s digital Houdini act and Trump’s creative interpretation of body language; big talking points in the lead-up to the election. The debates are theater, entertainment in the political arena. Great for stirring up controversy and Nielsen ratings, but not so good for evaluating the nominees. If

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New Year, Same Excuses

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Reading Time: < 1 minuteHappy New Year, folks. As always, new goals and promises are big this time of year. The only real certainty is that, for most, resolutions are destined to fall flat. A fitting segue for this post: Three Reasons You Think You Can’t Stay in Shape (and why you’re wrong). My brother, Tobe Erike, is a

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Get in Shape Without Leaving the House – No Gym Required

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Reading Time: < 1 minuteHere’s a video with five exercises you can do to get a total body workout from the comfort of your living room. Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53Tyr2ccDU4 My brother, Tobe Erike, is a personal trainer. He created this video to help some of his clients. You can find more of his work on his Youtube channel, ErikeFitness. Need help with

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Guest Spotlight: Anthony Mychal

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Reading Time: 4 minutesAnthony Mychal runs one of my favorite websites, anthonymychal.com. His book, An Athlete’s Guide To Chronic Knee Pain, occupies a prominent space on my digital mantle. I’ve invited Anthony to JTTG to tell us more about his work.

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Three Freedoms We Should Be Fighting For

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Reading Time: 6 minutesNational holidays have inspired posts from this blog in the past. In the spirit of Independence Day, here are three national policy changes that Americans should be fighting for.

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Can You Ever Be Too Careful?: The Case for Calculated Aggression

Control Your Emotions and Control Your Reality: 5 Keys To Getting It Done

The Gift of Mortality (and other post-New Year’s Lessons)

Culture: The Difference Between Winning and Losing

Down With Knee Pain, Up With Mobility: 2 Books You Need To Read Immediately

Election 2016: Clinton, Trump, and 3 Keys For Wading Through The Battle Royal

New Year, Same Excuses

Get in Shape Without Leaving the House – No Gym Required

Guest Spotlight: Anthony Mychal

Three Freedoms We Should Be Fighting For

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Subscribe to the JTTG Newsletter and learn how to connect with people and enhance your relationships.

You’ll also receive a free excerpt from my book: 4 Mistakes that Kill Your Chances of Finding Love and Success

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4 Mistakes that Kill Your Chances of Finding Love and Success