Arielle shares how she uses ChatGPT to review her writing for consistency, scaling, and persuasiveness. This practical approach helps strengthen proposals, contracts, and social media content without relying on AI to do the actual writing. A useful technique for anyone looking to refine their written communication while maintaining their authentic voice.

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July Guest Tipper Justin Schuman shares an insightful reminder that tips aren't universal because people's brains and experiences differ. He emphasizes that when a tip doesn't work for you, it's not a personal failure but a mismatch between your reality and the tipper's perspective.

Justin Schuman is a Broadway actor, TEDx speaker, and content creator with nearly 900,000 followers across platforms. After finding his own voice through social media over the past three years, he now helps clients do the same — building magnetic, deeply human personal brands rooted in truth. Every day, he’s still in the arena, creating his own content as a living reminder that public storytelling isn’t just a strategy — it’s a practice in becoming.

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Remember when we used to just call people? Ned suggests we bring back the practice of making actual phone calls to connect with people, while Arielle hilariously disagrees. This lighthearted debate highlights the changing social norms around communication in our digital age.

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As summer temperatures soar, Arielle shares why pocket-sized fans have become an absolute necessity. This simple portable cooling solution can make all the difference during what Ned calls "two shower a day weather." Whether you're commuting, at an outdoor event, or just trying to survive the heat, a pocket-sized fan might be your new best friend.

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Discover the TooGoodToGo app that helps you find discounted food from local restaurants before it goes to waste. This digital scavenger hunt lets you explore new eateries while saving money and reducing food waste. Perfect for your neighborhood or when traveling to new cities!

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Write it down, not type it out. Handwriting engages your brain differently than typing, helping you memorize information more effectively. This simple yet powerful memory hack works for actors learning lines, students studying for exams, or anyone trying to commit important information to memory.

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Ronald Young Jr. shares why switching from room temperature to cold water transformed his drinking experience. Despite claims that room temperature water might be healthier, Ronald discovered that ice-cold water brings significantly more joy. This simple change made his life "infinitely better" - and it might do the same for you.

Ronald Young Jr is a critically acclaimed host, audio producer, and live storyteller based in Alexandria VA. He has hosted such shows as Solvable from Pushkin, and HBO Docs Club from Pineapple street studios. He has produced such shows as the critically acclaimed, Time Well Spent, Leaving the Theater, and Weight For It. Ronald is a frequent contributor to NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour. He has also contributed to such shows as Crime Writers On, These are their Stories, HBO Max Club, and Too Scary Didn't Watch.

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Surprise your friends or loved ones with tickets to a local sports game for an unforgettable experience. This simple gesture creates shared memories and strengthens relationships. Listen as Ned rushes off to enjoy his own surprise baseball game at Yankee Stadium!

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Ever missed an important email because it was buried in your spam folder? Ned shares a personal experience about nearly missing a job opportunity because an important email was filtered as spam. This quick but crucial tip could save you from missing out on life-changing messages hiding in your digital junk drawer.

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LinkedIn networking only works when connections are meaningful. Discover why adding only people you actually know creates a more powerful network for job hunting and business growth. Learn how maintaining a quality network improves your ability to get valuable introductions and referrals.

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