Mike Plunkett The Washington Post
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For Digital Nomads, Work Is Where the Laptop Is
Travelers rely on a budding cottage industry to help navigate the logistics of working in a foreign country, although not to find the work. Most require that freelance work or clients be in place first.
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How Two Of the World's Top Athletes Battled Burnout
What most people think of as burnout - complete physical and emotional exhaustion - is really just the last and worst phase of burnout, says Keith Kaufman, a sports psychologist who teaches at Catholic University.
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How to Turn a Fitness Goal into a Lifetime of Good Health
Many people who accomplish short-term fitness goals get a rush of achievement in the moment but don't create the behavioral changes needed to maintain and improve.
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Gadgets for Runners Who Want to Step Smartly
When it comes to fitness, getting to know yourself is becoming big business.
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The Golden Years for Exercise
News stories about older athletes are often a study of novelty. The implication that "old people" shouldn't be competing at a high level - or any level - can ring through each paragraph: The fact that they are active at all should amaze us.
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For Digital Nomads, Work Is Where the Laptop Is
Travelers rely on a budding cottage industry to help navigate the logistics of working in a foreign country, although not to find the work. Most require that freelance work or clients be in place first.
-
How Two Of the World's Top Athletes Battled Burnout
What most people think of as burnout - complete physical and emotional exhaustion - is really just the last and worst phase of burnout, says Keith Kaufman, a sports psychologist who teaches at Catholic University.
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How to Turn a Fitness Goal into a Lifetime of Good Health
Many people who accomplish short-term fitness goals get a rush of achievement in the moment but don't create the behavioral changes needed to maintain and improve.
-
Gadgets for Runners Who Want to Step Smartly
When it comes to fitness, getting to know yourself is becoming big business.
-
The Golden Years for Exercise
News stories about older athletes are often a study of novelty. The implication that "old people" shouldn't be competing at a high level - or any level - can ring through each paragraph: The fact that they are active at all should amaze us.
