After giving birth, I was too focused on getting my pre-baby body back. I regret not being more focused on my son.

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The author, shown with her son when he was 6-moths old, said she now thinks she was too focused on losing the weight she gained during pregnancy after her son was born.

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Vintage photos of offices show how the workplace has changed

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circa 1970: Women at work in the book-keeping room at the Bank of America, Los Angeles.

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As a Gen Zer, I grew up glued to social media. Now, I'm learning to unplug and be present.

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The author is less focused on likes on social media.

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Hannah Neeleman of Ballerina Farm eats the same high protein, high fiber lunch daily — washed down with gut-healthy kefir

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Hannah Neeleman pictured on her Utah farm. She is known for cooking from scratch on social media.

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I quit my career at 40 when a diagnosis stopped me in my tracks. Prioritizing my health was scary, but it helped me redefine success.

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Melissa Hoeppner quit her job last October to reevaluate her priorities and take care of her health.

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I use AI every day, but I hide it from my friends. The benefits outweigh the uncertain future for me.

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Boy Swallows 100 Magnets Reportedly Bought From Temu, Hospital Trip Ensues

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UTIs Might Be Coming From Your Grocery Cart

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Is Your Medication Made in a Contaminated Factory? The FDA Won’t Tell You

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Jiu jitsu is the new cult workout for men who want to feel younger and think sharper

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Jiu jitsu has skyrocketed in popularity with older athletes, from Hollywood celebs to business and tech leaders.

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