The American men aiming to upset the odds at this year's US Open | CNN | Former monk Jay Shetty says 'most successful, productive people don't use to-do lists' - what he does instead | Texas fracking billionaire brothers fuel rightwing media with millions of dollars

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You Might Like � � � You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium The American men aiming to upset the odds at this year's US Open | CNN    For quite some time, American men have been threatening to break through tennis' elite and, at this year's US Open, it appears that time has finally come. For the first time since 2005, three Americans have progressed to the quarterfinals of the men's draw. It also means there is guaranteed to be at least one US star in the semifinals. Taylor Fritz, Frances Tiafoe and Ben Shelton are the trio still harboring dreams of winning a home grand slam. Not since Andy Roddick in 2003 has an American man won the US Open. Continued here You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Former monk Jay Shetty says 'most successful, productive people don't use to-do lists' - what he does instead    It's somewhat surprising, given his multi-pronged career. Shetty is a New York Times bestselling author, social media influencer and podcast host whose live shows draw thousands of attendees. The multiple elements of his life practically demand organization. His solution for his ever-busy schedule: timeboxing. "Most successful and productive people don't even use to-do lists," Shetty said on a recent episode of his "On Purpose" podcast. "They have scheduled tasks." Timeboxing is when you move your to-do list into a calendar form, giving each task an allotted amount of time. From there, you choose what you want to do and when, blocking out any distractions for the time limit you've given that task. Continued here You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Texas fracking billionaire brothers fuel rightwing media with millions of dollars    Farris and Dan Wilks’ deep pockets fund climate denialism education, conservative politicians and pro-fossil fuel projects Two billionaire Texas brothers whose fortunes derive from oil and gas fracking have pumped millions of dollars into rightwing media outfits that have promoted climate-crisis denialism and sent more big checks to back an array of evangelical projects and conservative Texas politicians. The fracking billionaires Farris and Dan Wilks have each doled out millions of dollars through separate foundations over the last decade to a number of high-profile conservative and religious groups including the Heritage Foundation, Family Research Council and Focus on the Family. Continued here

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