My sister and I are not best friends. Still, she knows me better than anyone.

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The author and her sister went their separate ways during college.

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I'm 40 and have similar health issues as my 95-year-old grandmother. I look to her for strength.

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Kristina Kasparian and her grandmother
The author and her superager grandmother have similar health issues.

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I used to save nice things for special occasions. Now I wear them to the grocery store.

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Woman at grocery store
The author decided to start wearing her favorite clothes everywhere.

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I've been running a business with my childhood best friend. We set commandments to make sure our relationship always comes first.

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Ashley Morris bought a restaurant with his best friend.

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I work at my mother's company alongside my sister. Working in the family business isn't always easy, but I love the job security.

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The author (right) works at the family business with his sister (left).

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We sold our house in Utah to rent in Denver. The move was a big financial risk, but it was worth it.

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The author (second from right) moved with her family from Utah to Denver.

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I'm a Stanford student who uses the new dating app that's taken the campus by storm. It's fun, but I haven't met my match yet.

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The author is using the new dating app at Stanford University.

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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.

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Tyler Smith used to think wealth was freedom, but after his dad died at 47, he realized health is more important.

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I dress NBC's Olympic talent. It's a 24-hour operation that requires 7,500 outfits.

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Amy Acton is responsible for dressing many of the on-air talent during the Olympics broadcast.

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I was diagnosed with breast cancer 5 months ago. My first concern was how expensive treatment would be.

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The author was diagnosed with breast cancer in October of 2025.

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