A gymnast doing a flip on a balance beam.
Time to flip your career.

This weekend, Simone Biles returned to gymnastics, and it’s like she never left.

After a two-year break, Biles returned to the Olympic-qualifying event, the US Classic. She received the highest score in the competition by a wide margin.

In 2021, Biles withdrew from the Olympic team finals, taking time to care for herself and recover from years of high-stress competition.

Her return speaks to the power of self-care, and taking a break. When you’re taking care of yourself, chances are your best work shines through.

So whether you’re training for the next Olympics or just looking for a new opportunity, don’t forget to do so at your own pace.

The News

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Is there a place for artificial intelligence in art? The National Liberty Museum’s latest exhibition, “Data Nation,” explores how AI can influence how we communicate and see society.

Carnegie Mellon University’s robot research is tackling everything from spotted lantern flies to autonomous vehicle safety.

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The End

Go for the gold! We’ll catch you next time.