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Confessions of a Compulsive Liar

I learned to lie the way some kids learn to ride a bike—gradually, with plenty of scrapes and falls along the way, but once I got the hang of it, I never forgot how. It started as a survival mechanism. A way to navigate a world that often felt unpredictable, where the truth didn’t always work in my favor.

My childhood was filled with landmines. Say the wrong thing, get punished. Show weakness, get ignored. Tell the truth about something you did wrong, and you learned very quickly that honesty wasn’t always the best policy—it was the fastest route to consequences. But a lie? A lie could smooth things over. A lie could buy time. A lie could protect me.

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What Exactly Does a CEO Do?

If you ask the average person what a CEO does, you’ll likely hear something about making big decisions, running meetings, or maybe—if they’re feeling cynical—just collecting a massive paycheck. But the reality is far more nuanced. The CEO, at their core, is the chief storyteller, the chief motivator, and the chief decision-maker of the company. They set the vision, ensure the organization is aligned, and ultimately bear the weight of responsibility when things go wrong.

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Why Time Flies as You Age—And How to Make It Slow Down

Have you ever looked up from your morning coffee, glanced at the calendar, and thought, “Wait, how is it already March?” As we age, time seems to accelerate, days blurring into weeks, months slipping past before we can fully grasp them. While children eagerly count the days until their next birthday, adults blink and find another year has passed. But why does this happen — and more importantly, can we slow it down?

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How the Crypto Exchange Bybit Lost $1.5 Billion to North Korean Hackers – NY Times

20 Incredible Behind-the-Scenes Photos from Film History – Ned Hardy

You’re not going to break a Ka-Bar. Beat the shit out of it, and don’t be surprised when you still have it 30 years from now. You can use it to dig, open cans, chop brush, pry things open, and so on – Amazon

1 Million Third-Party Android Devices Have a Secret Backdoor for Scammers – WIRED

Struggling to kick a bad financial habit? It could all stem from childhood, experts say – CBC

Do Christian Teens Really Have Butt Sex to Avoid Losing Their ‘Virginity’ – Mel Magazine

He Killed 140 Men in the Electric Chair. Then He Took His Own Life – Narratively

The Ultimate Guide to Meditation: How Sitting Down and Shutting Up Could Change Your Whole Life – Knowledge For Men

10 Of The Best Life Pro Tips You’re Probably Not Using (But Should Be) – Ned Hardy

You don’t realize how much time you waste in the kitchen using shitty, dull knives until you get a good quality one. This one is the best bang for your buck – Amazon

How to Find New Music You’ll Actually Like – Life Hacker

Cold Hard Truths About The Workplace I Learned The Hard Way – Darius Foroux

4 types of bosses, and how to work with each one – Fast Co

12 Ways to Make Sure Your Bags Don’t Get Lost When You Fly – Afar

I Used to Teach Students. Now I Catch ChatGPT Cheats – The Walrus

Two Decades in a Room: A Life on Pause

It starts like this: You don’t notice the walls closing in until the only thing left is the space inside your head. At first, it’s a slow fade, like a badly written TV character disappearing between seasons. You’re just skipping an outing here, a class there. Then one day, stepping outside feels like stepping onto an alien planet where the gravity is all wrong, and everyone is staring at you even though you know, logically, that they aren’t.

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How Social Media is Stealing Your Joy

By now, the debate over social media’s impact on mental health is no longer theoretical. We have the data. We have the stories. We have the rising rates of depression and anxiety, particularly among teenagers and young adults. And yet, the problem persists, growing more insidious with every passing year. Why? Because social media isn’t just an addiction. It’s a rewiring of how we experience life itself.

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Why Being a Good Listener is a Superpower (That Most People Ignore)

Let’s be honest—most of us are terrible listeners. We nod, we make the right noises, and we wait for our turn to talk. But real listening? The kind that makes people feel heard, valued, and understood? That’s rare.

And yet, being a good listener is one of the most powerful skills you can develop. It can improve your relationships, your career, and even your mental health. Best of all? It’s not that hard. But it does require a shift in how we approach conversations.

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Feed Your Brain With These Fascinating Facts – Ned Hardy

If you like to run and don’t know what to do with your keys or phone, this is the perfect solution – Amazon

What You Need to Know Before Watching ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ – The Ringer

US cuts off intelligence sharing with Ukraine – Politico

Yes, we are about to be treated to a second lunar landing in a week – ARS Technica

An Effortless Way to Improve Your Memory – BBC

How To Take the Perfect Breath: Why Learning To Breathe Properly Could Change Your Life – The Guardian

OnlyFans Model Amouranth Held at Gunpoint for Her Crypto in Home Invasion – VICE

The entrepreneurs who took Hollywood’s favorite surgery mainstream – The Hustle

22 Reminders That Someone Is Having A Worse Day Than You – Ned Hardy

If you are looking for a durable sock that will stand the test of time and won’t hole up on you, look no further – Amazon

20 Movies That Made Huge Mistakes You Completely Missed – Linkiest

The 12 Grueling Steps To Legal Immigration Through Ellis Island – Ranker

How a First-Time Director Redefined the Entire Horror Movie Genre – Inverse

Dozens of Canadians are charged for scamming American grandparents out of $21 million – NPR

Will warning labels on ultra-processed foods make America healthy again? – VOX

Digg founder teams up with former Reddit rival to buy and revive website – CNBC

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