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According to Matt Shobe, having a predictable schedule can really help to separate work time and time with family, making it easier for all involved. The working parent would know when to stop and switch gears, and the family would know when to expect time with dad.

Paul Berberian grew up in Los Angeles, California. His father was an immigrant to the United States, originally from Beirut, Lebanon. He spoke English as his six language and he was the typical American rags-to-riches story; hard-working, running a bunch of little businesses. Paul grew up working for all of his dad's little companies.

They made liniments for professional race horses, sold used pinball machines, had a diner, made hand lotion for emergency medical kits and even made the stuff that numbs your gum before a dentist gives you the novocaine.

They were not great at running those businesses, but they would buy them along with the whole building, and use the business's cash flow to pay for the mortgage, eventually owning a bunch of buildings in Southern California.

Laws never change culture, but culture always changes laws. Data rarely moves people, but great art always does.

Aaron encourages people to make sure they have clear boundaries of their time. When you work, you work and stay focused. When it’s family time, it’s family time— for the most part. Keep work and family time separate, but also know when to blend the two. Most importantly, you do not want to divide your attention by attempting to focus on both.

In the United States, if you have health insurance, all required vaccines are covered by your providers. If a child does not have insurance, they qualify for a federally funded program that covers all vaccines for children.

You start to feel invested in these characters, even just a little bit!

One of the hosts thinks of sheds on a beach, another thinks of them as central parks, and the other thinks of skiing.

Because there aren't long-term interactions between people. If people don’t get the quick results they’re wanting, then they’ll think the community isn't working.

Of course, but the amount of of either persistence or luck or timing you have to have to achieve high level of impact without a strong network is a lot higher than if you do have those connections.

To each their own, but whether amazing professional athletes, or high performing entrepreneurs, anxiety is equally distributed.

In fact, the social stigma around it is only making it harder for people to share their feelings, leading to more anxiety.

He got a job selling PC software in Dallas. Mark did not know anything about the software, but he knew how to read the manual and to figure things out.