Jared Tendler

Ever wondered how The Masters became The Masters? In the 1990s, Augusta National approached David Owen to write a book answering that question. He agreed on one condition: he could play the course as much as he liked. They said yes. The Making of the Masters became the definitive account of the tournament. We turned it into a five-part podcast where Owen shares chapters from the book and stories from his time on the course. A breakdown of each episode 🧵

In the end, UConn kept poise and Duke didn’t. That was the difference.

This Masters commercial absolutely nailed it

Maybe the greatest thing I’ve ever heard in a post win presser:

Qullamaggie on You Don’t Need Trading Psychology “I’m not a fan of these psychology books. The thing is, if you have a successful trading methodology—if you have a system that works—you don’t need any trading psychology. Like, I’ve read a few of these. I’ve read the key books. There’s another trading psychology book by Brett Steenbarger—and there’s one more, I think that’s pretty famous—but the thing is, just focus on the system. Focus on a system and focus, you know, try to understand when it works, when it doesn’t work, when you should push, when you shouldn’t push. Like… all of these trading psychology books are pretty unnecessary. You don’t need any of them. Just focus on the setups and the systems. Develop something that works for you.”

The ultimate fat-burning hack is $399 at Costco. I’ve had this same WalkingPad foldable treadmill under my desk for two years. If you’re wanting to get more steps in this year, this is by far the easiest way to do it.