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    • Learn Communication Skills from Experts on Think Fast, Talk Smart PodcastImprove communication skills through expert insights on the Think Fast, Talk Smart podcast, helping in personal and professional life.

      Effective communication skills are essential in both business and personal life, and the Think Fast, Talk Smart podcast can help you hone these skills. With over 43 million downloads and the number one career podcast in 95 plus countries, this Webby award-winning podcast offers valuable insights from experts on various communication topics, including managing anxiety, taking risks, and harnessing nervous energy. Meanwhile, the NFL has seen some unexpected retirements of star players like Rob Gronkowski, Andrew Luck, and Luke Kuechly, who all left the game before turning 30. These early retirements, despite their impressive careers, have left many in the league and fans in awe. Michael Lewis, a best-selling author, predicted this trend nearly a decade ago. Thus, whether you're preparing for an important meeting or just looking to improve your everyday interactions, investing time in communication skills development can yield significant benefits. Tune in to the Think Fast, Talk Smart podcast every Tuesday to learn from the experts.

    • NFL's handling of head injuries and concussionsNFL is changing rules, enforcing differently, and considering equipment changes to reduce head-to-head hits due to heightened awareness of head injuries and concussions. However, owners push for longer seasons, and players face long-term health consequences like memory loss and crippling in old age, necessitating comprehensive solutions

      Learning from my conversation with Michael Lewis in 2011 is that the issue of head injuries and concussions in the NFL is a significant one that is already changing the way professional football is played. With heightened awareness, rules are being enforced differently, and equipment may be changing to reduce head-to-head hits. However, despite this, NFL owners are pushing for a longer season. The long-term health consequences of football, including memory loss and virtual crippling in old age, are becoming increasingly apparent to players, leading them to adapt their behavior to some extent. Ultimately, the NFL will need to address this issue comprehensively, whether through rule changes, equipment modifications, or both, to ensure the safety and well-being of its players.

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