September 1, 2019

Links I Love: September 1, 2019

Want to stay in bed longer? Here’s what I’ve been loving, laughing at, and getting intrigued by all week long. Now cozy up with your laptop/tablet and enjoy 🙂

Links I Love
Original image source: Mike Licht

CAREER / BUSINESS

It’s Good to Be in the Boutique Fitness Business, at Least for Now. (Skift)

Le Tote Bought Lord & Taylor for Two Major Reasons. (Morning Brew)

3 Strategies That Will Help You Disaster-Proof Your Brand. (Under 30 CEO)

The Addictive Products Myth: Who Is the Culprit Here?. (Nir and Far)

PRODUCTIVITY / SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

Shutting It Down: Six Steps to Productively Closing a Project. (Laura Stack)

“It’s Like I Couldn’t Stop”: A Digital Minimalism Case Study. (Cal Newport)

3 Indirect Strategies to Get Yourself Moving. (Deep Existence)

Five Signs You’ve Broken Your Productivity System. (Laura Stack)

How to Prioritize When Everything Feels Important. (Zapier)

Parents: Organize Your To-do List by ‘Time Pockets’. (Lifehacker)

Change Your Perspective to Change Your Life. (New York Times)

A nostalgia expert explains why reminiscing in groups is such a great unifier—at work and otherwise. (Well & Good NYC)

Harvard professor says ‘winning a $20 million lottery won’t make you happier in life’—but these 4 things will. (CNBC)

How You Can ‘Catch’ Other People’s Emotions. (Lifehacker)

Full study: When Are You Most Likely to Catch Other People’s Emotions?. (Greater Good)

How to Give Your Therapist Feedback. (New York Times)

HEALTH / FITNESS

Living Near Oil and Gas Wells Tied to Heart Defects in Babies. (New York Times)

The 5 golden rules for healthy eating, according to a doctor and RD. (Well & Good NYC)

A Blood Test for Alzheimer’s? It’s Coming, Scientists Report. (New York Times)

Two Amazing Running Records Were Set Last Week. (Running with Miles)

A New Sponsor for Allyson Felix. (New York Times)

Good news for your 10,000 steps: Power walking is as good of a workout as running. (Well & Good NYC)

Why Standing Often Feels Even Harder Than Running. (New York Times)

Why experts say squeezing in a sweaty workout is overrated. (Well & Good NYC)

TRAVEL

U.S. Airlines, Railways and Car Drivers Struggle With Antiquated Infrastructure. (Bloomberg)

United Airlines Is Expanding Its Creepy Biometric Screening Technology to More Airport Hubs. (Gizmodo)

Revealed – the public’s pet peeves when flying. (Airport World)

Alaska Turns Its California Compass to Point North. (Cranky Flier)

United to Keep Boeing 737 Max Fleet Grounded Through Mid-December. (Bloomberg)

Spirit Airlines wants travelers to book flights via text message. (CNBC)

Gen Z and Social Media: It’s Complicated. (Hotel News Now)

Your Best Tips for a Better Uber or Lyft Trip. (New York Times)

MISCELLANY

Alexa Can Help You Find Lost Items Around Your House. (Lifehacker)

Things You Should Say To Your Single 30-Something Friend. (Refinery29)

Related: 6 Ways to Cope With Being Single. (Psychology Today)

What Happens When You’re No One’s Number One. (Refinery29)

Getting Through the “Boring Middle”. (The Simple Dollar)

How I Try To Balance Minimalism With Frugality. (Frugalwoods)

And finally, for a laugh: Barking dogs at Chevy Chase dog park divide rich and powerful. (Washington Post)


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