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This dilemma didn’t start with the MagSafe accessories. It is a problem that I’ve seen in tech review videos for years now, but I’ve never seen it this bad. Tech reviewers seem to have forgotten how to put stuff in their pockets.

Fitness apps may have scored a bad rap recently (with critics claiming they’re too number-heavy) but for me, tracking my habits, mood and workouts in the diary section of the F45 Challenge app became a key source of motivation when I was struggling, and I’d eagerly await the “drop” of the following week’s meal plan on Mondays (how’s that for a sorry glimpse into my life?). I stuck to the meal plan pretty staunchly and trained six times a week on average, giving me a huge sense of achievement and satisfaction that I hadn’t felt for ages. It was great having a fitness and nutrition plan laid out for me — it freed up mental space to think about other things.

The current stock bubble is unlike any precedented one in his view. The formation of a bubble comes from market participants unrealistically assuming that a perfect economic situation will persist indefinitely. The COVID bubble is unique in the sense that the world expects one of the worst economic conditions and yet the market is valued at historically high levels. This is his view is the direct implication from central banks across the globe injecting liquidity into the system and cutting interest rates to close to zero percent or sub-zero in some countries. He said “every dollar injected in the economy doesn’t flow through the real world but ends up fuelling asset prices or the current bubble”. There hasn’t been this much disconnect between the real world (GDP, economies) and the paper world of stocks and P/E ratios.

Many of the most popular YouTube video reviews are the same: Reviewers try to put their iPhones with the MagSafe wallet in their pockets, and the magnetically attached leather wallet falls off. MKBHD and MacRumors reviews are a prime example here. The tech reviewers agreed on one thing: Using the leather wallet with MagSafe will drive you mad because it will fall off your phone every time your phone moves toward your pocket — especially if you like wearing skinny jeans. As if no one in Apple tested the leather wallet with MagSafe with skinny jeans before the wallet was released.

When Jeremy Grantham heard his colleague recount the story of a young woman on a bus ride from New Hampshire to Boston in 2018 who wanted to sell her house to invest in stocks, Jeremy’s alarm bells went off. This, to him, signalled the peak of the US stock market in 2018. The woman wasn’t happy to see her $300,000 house gaining few percentage points every year when stocks were growing at a double-digit per annum since 2009. The stock market has subsequently dropped by 25% during the second half of 2018.

Jeremy Grantham is also seeing signs of euphoria in the current market which historically have been good indicators of bubbles: the flood of interest in special-purpose acquisition companies (SPACs). SPACs are also known as blank check companies are essentially large pool of cash which is listed on a public exchange with the sole purpose of completing an acquisition. Investing in SPACs according to Jeremy is based on the proposition to “give me your money and trust me I will do something useful with it”. This is a testimonial of the speculative nature of the market. Another legendary investor who thinks the market is over-valued is Warren Buffet. Through his investment company, Berkshire Hathaway, he has been sitting on more than $130 billion in cash throughout the COVID crisis.

Too much restriction and life admin, I very quickly realised, is terrible for my mental health. In between the alcohol abstinence and nightly meal-prep, there were times when I felt pretty low. Luckily the encouragement from others and the classes themselves were enough to keep me going, but it’s called a “challenge” for a reason: it’s not sustainable long term. A challenge like this (if you’re a fitness fanatic and can afford the hefty £200 a month) is fun, life-enhancing and the health benefits are amazing — by week eight my skin was blemish-free, I felt stronger and I’d shaved a year off my biological age — but it made me realise how much I value alcohol, meals out, and simply doing nothing (that is, not exercising) for my mental health. That being said, I learned you have to get through the lows to properly value the highs — and I’ve already put the dates for the next challenge in my diary.

While it’s important to be deliberate and consistent in your training, it’s crucial to have diversity within each session (the same goes for healthy eating). The focus of F45’s classes alternates each day: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays are cardio-focused, while Tuesdays and Thursdays are weights-based, and Saturday is a slightly longer class (Hollywood, my favourite) that combines both. Classes are never repeated (and specific exercises are only repeated every now and again) so you never get bored, while recipes on the meal plan aren’t repeated week to week. I realised my diet was extremely lacking in diversity — as a veggie, I leaned heavily towards carbs and wasn’t getting enough protein (I’m now a protein shake addict) — and I was too reliant on caffeine (see: the aforementioned crippling headache). I came away with a cookery book’s worth of recipes that I’ve already been recreating in my post-challenge life.

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In October, Apple announced the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro and with them a new line of accessories called MagSafe. Apple’s MagSafe leather wallet has been getting heat ever since.

Today I went to the Apple Store while wearing skinny jeans, and guess what? I put the phone with the MagSafe leather wallet case into my pocket and took it out of my pocket at least 20 times without the wallet falling off a single time. What was I doing differently, you may ask? I wasn’t intentionally trying to make the wallet fall off in pursuit of YouTube views.

Sad but true. Call me a sheep, but I don’t enjoy socialising sober at night when everyone else is drinking. This meant I had to turn down invitations and plans where I knew alcohol would be involved (read: about 80% of them) to stay on track, because I knew I’d be miserable being the boring “healthy” one and having to explain why I wasn’t eating or drinking as normal. (You may find it easier to strike a balance between socialising and a fitness regime, but an all-or-nothing approach sometimes works better for me.) Thus, my social life suffered — badly. During the week I’d spend every evening at the studio, followed by meal prepping for the next day (three meals and two HOMEMADE snacks). Because my fridge is so small I couldn’t make a week’s worth of meals on Sunday like other people. (This being said, I’d never done a weekly online shop before the challenge and it’s a habit I’ll be sticking to because it is, crushingly, cheaper than nightly runs to Tesco Express. My mum was right.)

Too much restriction and life admin, I very quickly realised, is terrible for my mental health. In between the alcohol abstinence and nightly meal-prep, there were times when I felt pretty low. Luckily the encouragement from others and the classes themselves were enough to keep me going, but it’s called a “challenge” for a reason: it’s not sustainable long term. A challenge like this (if you’re a fitness fanatic and can afford the hefty £200 a month) is fun, life-enhancing and the health benefits are amazing — by week eight my skin was blemish-free, I felt stronger and I’d shaved a year off my biological age — but it made me realise how much I value alcohol, meals out, and simply doing nothing (that is, not exercising) for my mental health. That being said, I learned you have to get through the lows to properly value the highs — and I’ve already put the dates for the next challenge in my diary.

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