FACE ME is a newsletter that looks inside the minds and career journeys of high-stakes performers. The excerpts provided are only short subject-line style fragments with no body text, so the depth and style of the writing cannot be judged.
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Steve Magness, a performance coach and author, writes about how people sustain excellence in sport, work and life, drawing on coaching experience and psychology and physiology research. Issues pair concrete stories and coaching principles with practical takeaways on motivation, mindset and technology's effect on performance.
A personal engineering blog focused mainly on .NET, with hands-on posts about cloud cost management, performance benchmarking and security monitoring. Readers get practical, experience-based write-ups drawn from real systems such as Have I Been Pwned and the RabbitMQ .NET client.
Michael Easter, author of The Comfort Crisis, publishes interviews with researchers and practitioners alongside self-researched explainers on health, fitness, sleep and performance. Readers get evidence-based, practical takeaways on topics like knee pain, sleep myths and challenge-based goal setting.
Brad Stulberg shares essays on performance, excellence, and well-being, drawing on his coaching, research, and writing. Issues pair big-picture ideas with practical guidance, such as showing up when you don't feel your best and valuing human craft in the age of AI.
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