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Emma Hinchliffe, Kinsey Crowley

The founders of SoulCycle are back with Peoplehood, a Maveron-backed community platform for people to work on their relationships

(Credit: Courtesy of Peoplehood)

Good morning, Broadsheet readers! U.K. companies favor the four-day work week, Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) has entered California's Senate race, and SoulCycle's founders launch a new startup with some lessons from their first.

- Community class. Julie Rice and Elizabeth Cutler founded SoulCycle together 17 years ago. They helped create the category of boutique fitness. And they discovered that people showed up to the cycling studio's classes—famous for their dimly lit rooms and inspirational speeches—not just to work out, but to connect.

"What they were finding in those rooms was connection with themselves and with each other," Rice says.

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