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I used to be proud of only sleeping 3 hours because I worked so much. Now I realize health is freedom, not wealth.

I used to brag about how little sleep I got. It felt like a superpower: I could sleep just three or four hours a night, and still operate at a very high level. That helped me get ahead early on. As a teen, I bused tables and sold firewood. By the time I was 19, I bought a house (which was possible because it was the subprime mortgage days). Having a mortgage gave me real responsibility at a young age.

Real estate

Public health

fromBustle

1 month ago

How Gen Z Is Approaching Safe Sex Differently From Millennials

Gen Z's openness normalized sexual health and spurred stigma-free, approachable sexual-wellness services and startups.

Marketing tech

fromForbes

2 months ago

How Adtech Penalizes Women's Health Startups

Automated digital ad systems routinely block medically accurate women's health products and education, limiting startups' ability to reach patients.

fromSlate Magazine

3 months ago

It's Suddenly the Greatest Boogeyman for Women in Their 30s and Early 40s. It Doesn't Need to Be.

"Perimenopause" is the term for the years leading up to menopause, a time when women may experience symptoms like changes in their menstrual cycles, moods, sleep, and more, symptoms that, traditionally, haven't been widely spoken about (and can vary considerably from person to person). I know I brought up Labubus, but that doesn't mean I think perimenopause is a trend-its existence is a scientific fact, not something that can be switched out for another keychain.