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Physicians & Nutritionists - GLP-1 Meds Muscle Loss & Metabolism

GLP-1 medications are everywhere right now… but are people getting the FULL conversation? 👀 At Pro Wellness Initiative, we’re bringing together wellness professionals, practitioners, fitness experts, clinicians, coaches, and real voices for an honest LIVE discussion about the good, the bad, and the ugly surrounding GLP-1 medications, weight loss culture, metabolic health, muscle loss, nutrition, mindset, and long-term wellness strategies. We are currently seeking 3-5 expert guests to join the panel for a raw, educational, and solution-focused conversation that helps people make informed decisions instead of relying on hype, fear, or trends. We want diverse perspectives from: ✨ Functional Medicine Practitioners ✨ Physicians & Nurse Practitioners ✨ Nutritionists & Dietitians ✨ Fitness Professionals ✨ Health Coaches ✨ Mental Health Professionals ✨ Hormone & Metabolic Health Experts ✨ Wellness Advocates with real client experience This conversation is NOT about attacking or promoting one side. It’s about collaboration, education, transparency, and helping wellness seekers better understand: ✔️ GLP-1 side effects ✔️ Muscle preservation ✔️ Metabolic health ✔️ Sustainable weight management ✔️ Nutrition support ✔️ Fitness considerations ✔️ Emotional and mental health impacts ✔️ Long-term lifestyle strategies ✔️ The future of wellness and obesity care 👉Comment: “LET’S TALK ABOUT IT” if you’d like to be considered as a guest speaker or expert contributor. Once we select 3-5 speakers, we’ll announce the official LIVE date. #GLP1 #WeightLossJourney #MetabolicHealth #FunctionalMedicine

Digital Outreach Experts - Ending Ghosting for Fitness Launch Mexico

Am I becoming outdated? / ¿Me estoy quedando atrás? I’ve spent 25 years in the fitness industry, navigating different roles, power dynamics, and big egos. I thought I knew how to open doors. But lately, I’ve been facing a wall of silence. As I launch my new project with LEVER Movement in Mexico, 90% of the people I contact—athletes and influencers I actually admire—simply ghost me. It has made me wonder: Is my approach outdated? Is the "old school" way of direct, professional conversation no longer desirable in this digital age? I’m opening the "black box" of this frustration in today’s Mr. Jones newsletter. But more than a complaint, this is a call for help. If you have mastered the art of digital outreach or if you’ve found a better way to make a product "desirable" in today's noise, I want to hear from you. ________________________________________________________________________________ He pasado 25 años en la industria del fitness, navegando diferentes roles, dinámicas de poder y grandes egos. Pensé que sabía cómo abrir puertas. Pero últimamente, me he topado con un muro de silencio. Mientras lanzo mi nuevo proyecto con LEVER Movement en México, el 90% de las personas a las que contacto —atletas e influencers que realmente admiro— simplemente no contestan. Esto me ha hecho preguntarme: ¿Mi enfoque es anticuado? ¿La forma "vieja escuela" de tener una conversación profesional y directa ya no es deseable en esta era digital? Hoy en Mr. Jones abro la "caja negra" de esta frustración. Pero más que una queja, este es un llamado de ayuda. Si has dominado el arte del contacto digital o si has encontrado una mejor manera de hacer que un producto sea "deseable" entre tanto ruido, quiero escucharte. Read/Lee la historia completa aquí: Life goes on, business goes on. We must learn from our mistakes, make peace with life and family, and keep moving forward. #BusinessEthics #Networking #MrJones #FitnessIndustry #Professionalism #HelpWanted

Electric Vehicle Owners - Denied Access to Event & Driving Data

Four weeks. That's how long I'd had my brand new, all-electric 2026 Toyota bZ when a driver struck my vehicle on I-405, hitting the side of the car where my toddler and my elderly mother were sitting. A vehicle equipped with dozens of sensors, cameras, and onboard AI systems that monitor everything from lane positioning to braking patterns in real time. My car knew exactly what happened. Every input, every output, every millisecond of data leading up to and through the impact. I can't access any of it. When I contacted Toyota about retrieving my vehicle's Event Data Recorder and driving data, I hit a wall that had nothing to do with technology and everything to do with policy. The car collected the data. The car used the data. But the person behind the wheel, the person whose driving generated that data in the first place, has no meaningful right to it under current U.S. law. In Europe, this would be a different conversation. GDPR Article 15 gives individuals the right to access personal data collected about them. Article 20 gives them the right to receive it in a portable format. If my car knows everything about how I drive, European law says I have the right to see what it knows. U.S. law says almost nothing. This isn't a niche automotive issue. It's the consumer rights question of the next decade. Every AI-enabled product we interact with, our cars, our phones, our home devices, our workplace tools, is collecting behavioral data, building models from it, and making decisions based on it. The gap between what these systems know and what they make available to the humans generating that data is growing wider, not narrower. We talk a lot about AI transparency in this industry. Usually we mean model explainability or algorithmic bias. But there's a more fundamental layer: do you have the right to see what an AI system recorded about you? Can you access the data your own behavior generated? And if not, who does that data actually belong to? My car knew everything and said nothing. That's not a technology problem. That's a design choice protected by a regulatory vacuum. And until we close that gap, every person interacting with an AI-enabled product is generating value they can't access, can't verify, and can't use in their own defense. This is one of several edge cases I'm exploring in a book I'm developing on AI's unresolved boundaries:https://lnkd.in/diQ4zcww I'd love to hear from my network. Have you ever been unable to access data that was yours? A vehicle, a medical device, a fitness tracker, a workplace tool that knew more about your behavior than you were allowed to see? Or do you have thoughts on where data privacy rights need to go from here? Drop your story or perspective in the comments or shoot me a DM, I would love to connect!

Women's-Only Triathlon Founder - Community Over Competition Story

Ever been told your idea will never work? Well, Angi Klick heard that in 2016 when she pitched a women's only sprint triathlon held in a pool, on safe neighborhood roads, with a post-race party instead of old bananas and bagels. A local race timer didn't skip a beat: "That'll never work." She built it anyway. We talk about: • Why she never calls her events "races" and what that shift in language means for beginners • Managing rheumatoid arthritis while staying active in endurance sports • How She Tris Triathlon became a 10-year movement rooted in community, not competition If you've ever thought you needed to look a certain way, own certain gear, or have a certain level of fitness before you could try something new, this conversation is for you. Angi didn't just create an event. She created a space where women feel like they belong from the moment they sign up. She holds their hand through training plans, transition talks, and finish line flowers. She reminds them that confidence isn't something you find at the start line. It's something you build because you started. She Tris Triathlon turns 10 this May. The first event sold out before race day. A decade later, it's still selling out because Angi understood something simple but powerful: when you make space for people to try, they show up. And they keep coming back. 🎧 Listen to the full conversation: https://lnkd.in/e5mng5na Join the Tri Beginner’s Luck Community: Enjoyed this episode? The best way to support the show is to leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify! Follow us on Instagram: @TriBeginnersLuck Connect on Facebook: Tri Beginner’s Luck Page Questions or Feedback? We want to hear your story! Send your questions to [email redacted], and we may feature them on a future episode. Let’s tri this! #TriathlonPodcast #TriBeginners #EnduranceSports #WomenInSport #IronmanTraining

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Women-Owned Brands or Self-Care Gifts for Yahoo Creators IWD Guide

Opportunity for coverage: International Women’s Day My friend and fellow freelance journalist [url=https://substack.com/redirect/628aa97b-5d2b-4607-bf6b-0bf64e5bd229]Pam Moore[/url] is working on a couple of gift guides for publication on Yahoo Creators in celebration of International Women’s Day. A limited number of *PAID* spots are available for brands that align with either of the following categories: - Gifts from women-owned companies: This gift guide will feature a variety of giftable products from women-owned brands. These products should be non-perishable and available for shipping in the US. Potential products include handmade jewelry from women artisans; ceramics, textiles, or home goods by women makers; beauty and skincare brands founded by women; and food gifts (chocolate, spices, coffee) from women-led companies. - Gifts for women who crave time and space: This gift guide will feature products and services designed to help women carve out time for themselves and/or prioritize self-care. Potential products include subscriptions to a meditation app, fitness classes or studio passes, co-working day passes (space for focused work), and weekend retreat vouchers (reset, reflect, recalibrate). Submission deadline: February 12, 2026 For more details, including pricing and how to submit, email [email redacted]. Please include “IWD gift guide” in the subject line. (Please do not reply to this newsletter with a pitch or send it to Joni—all pitches should go directly to Pam!)

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