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Problem Solved Podcast: CycleFit: The Science of Decision-Making & Cycling

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How do top athletes make decisions to maximize their mental and physical fitness?  In this latest episode of The Problem Solved Podcast, Menachem Brodie, the Head Strength Coach for the Israeli Cycling Federation Track Program discusses how he makes decisions for the team and his clients. In this episode you will learn: 1. The biggest challenges athletes face 2. Tips to improve…

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This is How To Tackle Climate Change To Solve Food Sustainability

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Patrick Ashby co-founded his non-profit VISO, the Voluntary Initiative Support Organization, in 2004 to focus on countering violent extremism in Northern Uganda, a region racked by nearly 20 years of civil war and a recent influx of over one million Sudanese refugees. The area, he says, is now plagued by “strife between the communities, high unemployment, and now climate change...
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Have This Conversation To Successfully Think + Plan For An Unthinkable School Year

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Have you been talking with your children about the new school year? Many schools are starting the year fully remote; some, including New York City’s public school system, are vowing to provide in-person learning; some colleges and universities are staggering their calendars and only allowing select classes of students or majors to return to in-person learning. Many schools and colleges...
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The AREA Method: When A Good Strategy Is Not Enough

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Recently there’s a lot of evidence of high profile strategy failures, whether it’s the health care overhaul in Congress, the inability of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to bolster oil prices by cutting supplies, or disappointments from hot start-up initial public offerings like photo-sharing app maker SNAP and meal-kit service Blue Apron. It’s not that these organizations lack strategy....
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