ADVICE FROM CEOs on Instagram: "Roger Federer played 1,526 singles matches and won nearly 80% of them. But surprisingly, he only won 54% of all points played. Even the greatest in the game lose almost every second point. His mindset? Every point matters deeply-until it’s over. Whether it’s a double fault or a highlight-reel smash, it’s still just one point. The ability to move on quickly is key to staying mentally strong. Federer’s lesson is clear: let go of failure instantly: and stay locked in

MIchael Vandeven on Instagram: "When the load on the body exceeds what the spine can safely handle, the nervous system doesn’t give up — it adapts. Under extreme weight, uneven leverage, or fatigue, the spine may temporarily curve sideways, creating a scoliosis-like shape to spread forces and avoid immediate fracture or disc failure. This isn’t “good posture” — it’s survival mechanics. Asymmetric loading, weakened core support, poor lifting angles, and exhaustion all increase shear and compressi