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Psychologist John Gottman says most couples fall into two major groups: the masters and the disasters. @thoughtbarista created this awesome summary of Gottman's teachings:

"To me, 'successful' is getting to the point where you are absolutely comfortable with yourself. The ability to learn to say 'no' and not feel guilty about it is about the greatest success I have achieved." This 1991 Oprah interview is so so good:

Crazy world we live in. A must-read by @jenwieczner on what's going on with Signature Bank:

And watch Danny's excellent interview here:

“Those people you admire are struggling just the same as you are … And they, too, will experience horrible moments when everything comes crashing down.” Beautiful, heart-shattering words by @katiehawk A must-read.

Aaron Sorkin’s hidden genius is that he never tells the audience who a character is but rather shows them what a character wants. Here's how he wrote "The Social Network." A must-watch if you're a storyteller.

“There are unheralded tipping points, a certain number of times that we will unlock the front door of an apartment. At some point you were closer to the last time than you were to the first time, & you didn't even know it.” My favorite piece of writing:

one of my favorite books!

For a few short years, Moriah Wilson took gravel racing by storm. And then her family received the devastating news: Their daughter had been shot and killed the night before. This is a must-read. (@BicyclingMag)

Quite honestly, this book changed my life. If you’re resisting reading it, all the more reason to try it. Biggest takeaway from me: Join communities where your desired behavior is the normal behavior.

"If someone could only see my actions and not hear my words, what would they say are my priorities?" A must-listen conversation between @jamesclear and @tferriss

Omar has awesome content (especially if you’re into real estate) A must follow!