Daily Tips That May or May Not Help You with Arielle and Ned

In this episode, Arielle shares a valuable tip about the importance of asking for clarification when you're unsure about something. She explains how repeating information back to ensure understanding can lead to better outcomes, especially in professional settings. Ned adds that recapping important conversations before they end is a great companion strategy.

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In a world of instant gratification, sometimes the best approach is simply to wait. Pediatric nurse practitioner Orli Segal shares why patience is more than a virtue—it's a practical tool for better communication and deeper understanding. Learn how strategic pauses can transform your conversations and relationships.

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Fantasy football season is here, and Ned shares his expert drafting strategy for both beginners and experienced players. Learn why you should grab a top-tier tight end if available, wait on quarterbacks until later rounds, and stock up on running backs who can catch passes. Perfect timing for anyone preparing for their fantasy draft in the coming weeks.

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Get the most out of your bagel experience by ordering a second bagel when the schmear is too generous. Arielle suggests using excess cream cheese from one bagel to create a second delicious meal later. Ned disagrees with the premise but agrees that having two bagels is never a bad idea.

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Need motivation to tackle those tasks you keep putting off? Arielle Nissenblatt shares how financial stakes can dramatically improve your follow-through. Learn how creating monetary incentives—whether through self-rewards or accountability groups—can transform procrastination into productivity. Ned shares his success with the WayBetter app, proving that sometimes the best motivation comes with a price tag.

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In this episode, Ned shares the importance of making connections between people in your network. Being the bridge that connects people can create opportunities, friendships, and collaborations you never expected. Remember to use the double opt-in approach to ensure both parties are comfortable with the introduction.

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Guest tipper Orli Segal shares a valuable lesson from her EMT training that applies to everyday life. Learn why approaching situations without predetermined assumptions can lead to better outcomes. This tip will help you stay adaptable and open-minded when life takes unexpected turns.

Orli Segal lives in Brooklyn and is a pediatric nurse practitioner. She enjoys the outdoors, being silly, and going on adventures! 

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Arielle follows up on her previous plant care tip with an important warning. Moving plants to your rooftop for more sunlight might not resurrect already dying greenery. Check for signs of life in your plants before attempting relocation as a last-ditch rescue effort.

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Free your mind from the burden of remembering tasks by writing them down. This simple practice not only helps you track your progress but also creates accountability when you repeatedly postpone tasks. Stop relying on memory and start checking things off your list to ensure nothing falls through the cracks.

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Ned shares his strategy for tackling dreaded tasks by scheduling them into your day rather than leaving them on an endless to-do list. Build your least favorite activities directly into your calendar to increase the likelihood of getting them done. Learn how this simple scheduling hack can transform your productivity and reduce task-related stress.

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Arielle shares her mantra "the dentist is not as bad as it once was" to help overcome dental anxiety. She recounts her recent painless cavity filling experience that took only 21 minutes total. Advancements in dental technology have made visits much more comfortable than most people remember from childhood.

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Be the river, not the dam: How joining others on their journey can lead to better outcomes. This episode features pediatric nurse practitioner Orli Segal who shares her approach to meeting children where they are rather than forcing them to adapt to adult expectations. Learn how this philosophy can be applied beyond healthcare to improve all your interactions.

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Email overload got you down? Try setting a monthly "Unsubscribe Day" to clear out newsletters you haven't read. Just 30 minutes once a month can dramatically reduce inbox clutter and help important messages stand out. Your future self will thank you for this simple digital maintenance habit.

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Arielle shares her philosophy on attending events and trying new activities solo when you can't find company. Learn why going alone to restaurants, sports, or entertainment venues can actually enhance your experience and build confidence. Ned adds his perspective on how focusing on others can sometimes diminish your own enjoyment of activities.

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Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Orli Segal joins us to share wisdom from her medical journey and career pivot. Orli discusses her approach to working with children, the importance of vaccines, and how family mantras guide both her professional and personal life. Learn how asking questions, embracing the gray areas, and maintaining curiosity can transform healthcare experiences.

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Arielle reminds us that it's time to change those sheets, especially if you can't remember the last time you did. While she suggests changing them weekly, the real message is simple - if they smell, it's definitely time for a refresh. And don't forget those pillowcases, which might need even more frequent changing if you're battling acne.

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Learning to say no immediately when you know that's your answer saves everyone time and mental energy. Ned explains why delaying a "no" with a "maybe" only makes things harder for both parties. This quick and practical tip helps reduce stress and improves your decision-making efficiency.

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When life throws you curveballs, remember that "these things happen." This powerful mindset helps you accept the unexpected and move forward with grace. Pediatric nurse practitioner Orli Segal shares how this family motto became her guiding philosophy and even inspired her ankle tattoo.

Orli Segal lives in Brooklyn and is a pediatric nurse practitioner. She enjoys the outdoors, being silly, and going on adventures! 

Arielle shares how taking pictures of sentimental items can help reduce physical clutter while preserving memories. Ned agrees with the decluttering approach but advocates for keeping truly meaningful physical media. Together they discuss finding the right balance between digital preservation and keeping select physical mementos.

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