95 games.

That's how fast Luka Dončić reached 3,000 points as a Laker.

Kareem needed 109.

Talent gets you noticed. Showing up every single night is what gets you in the record book.

Who's the most fun player in the league to watch right now?
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This is the right question.

Most people use AI to do the same work a little faster.

The bigger win is aiming it at work you'd never have tried alone.

Push until it breaks. Then you know where the edge is.

What would you attempt if you knew it might actually work?
My general advice for using AI for any purpose is to ask yourself: "how do I make what I am doing even more ambitious?"

You do this until you either hit a wall and then you know the shape of the frontier (useful!) or you find out that the AI can do more than you think (common!)
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Sunday night test for builders:

Can you name the one thing that has to get done this week?

Not five. One.

If you can't name it by tonight, Monday will name it for you.

What's yours?
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Tested early by two of the East's best.

Now learning from it and building from it.

That's the right order.

Hard games first. Lessons second. Wins follow.

What's a tough early test that made you better?
Our group has been tested right out of the gate against two of the East's best. Now, we're taking lessons from those early challenges and building from them.

"Gotta continue to build that connection and find ways to win games." nba.com/celtics/news/s…
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Sunday soundtrack locked.

Tiësto & Swimming Paul — VHS RAVE

Lossless. Headphones on. Queue stacked.
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Three teams still haven't lost: 49ers, Chiefs, Vikings.

History says the last undefeated team rarely finishes on top anymore.

So… are perfect teams at peril?
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Curious — do you approach your work like a pro athlete about to step onto the world stage?

Since my early days, I've always rehearsed the next day as if it were game day. Not the whole season. Just tomorrow. Who's in the room. What I'm walking into. How I want to show up when it t wing the big moments. They see them first.

Same rule at work.

You visualize tomorrow before you live it?
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Sunday vibes from the Seaport — Boston Fed sitting right there in the skyline.

Midterms brewing. Inflation still sticky. Everyone's watching what happens next at the Fed.

Economy killer… or injection point?
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3 questions before you hand a task to AI:

1. Do I know what "good" looks like?
2. Can I check the answer fast?
3. Is it okay if it's wrong once?

Three yeses? Delegate it.

Any no? Do it yourself first, then teach the tool.
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673 days.

That's how long Tank Dell waited to get back on an NFL field.

Today he did.

Comebacks aren't one big moment. They're hundreds of quiet days nobody sees.

What's the comeback you're working on right now?
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You don't have to earn rest.

Six days of effort. One day to step back, give thanks, and remember who's really in charge.

The work will still be there Monday.

You'll meet it better for it.
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Sunday reset question:

What's the first thing you do to get the week ready?
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Sunday question:

What's one thing you'll do differently this week that you didn't do last week?

Small counts.
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The vibe coding debate, settled kindly:

Getting a demo built fast is a real skill.

Keeping it running a year later is a different one.

The best builders I know do both.

Speed to start. Discipline to finish.
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Terry O'Reilly, 24 years after the Bruins raised his #24:

"I wouldn't change a thing, maybe a few less operations."

That's the Boston way.

Leave it all out there. Laugh about the scars later.

Who's the toughest Bruin you ever watched?
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The flaws are becoming the proof.

In the AI era, the shaky frame, the missed focus, the behind-the-scenes moment all say one thing: this is real.

Authenticity might be the scarcest thing online next year.
BBC’s Blue Planet III is keeping in shots that would normally end up on the cutting room floor to prove it's real. theverge.com/ai-artificial-…
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Patrice Bergeron spent his Saturday afternoon reffing a youth hockey scrimmage at the Garden.

Six Selkes. Holding a whistle for kids.

That's leadership after the spotlight.

You don't stop showing up. You just start showing up for someone else.

Who's an athlete who did retirement right?
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AI won't replace people who think clearly.

It'll amplify them.

The skill that matters more every year: knowing exactly what you're asking for.

Clear question, better answer.

Works with people too.
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Hot take: most teams don't need more meetings.

They need a clear owner.

When everyone owns it, nobody does.

Name one person. Give them the ball. Then get out of the way.
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Even a walk in the woods is multitasking in Q4. Clear head, sharp plan, finish strong. 🍂
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