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  • Deborah Johnson

    Angel Investing and Driving Change

    Deborah Johnson January 17, 2025
    Angel investing serves as a powerful catalyst for innovation, economic growth, and community empowerment. By providing financial support to early-stage startups and entrepreneurs in exchange for equity ownership, angel investors not only help bring groundbreaking ideas to market but also fuel economic growth, create jobs and bring life-changing products and services to market to enhance economic resilience.This article... Continue Reading
    Rev. Dr. B. Keith Haney

    10 Strategies for Churches to Meaningfully Engage in Campus Ministry

    Rev. Dr. B. Keith Haney January 17, 2025
    Joseph Casciani

    Loneliness and Social Isolation in Older Adults

    Joseph Casciani January 16, 2025
    The Hidden Epidemic Loneliness and social isolation affect a significant portion of the senior population, with 25% reporting feelings of isolation and 37% experiencing loneliness, according to JAMA Network and the National Academies Press. These conditions have a profound impact on health, increasing the risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease, high blood pressure, […] The post Loneliness and Social Isolation... Continue Reading
    Marcia Riner

    Top Marketing Trends for 2025: Staying Ahead in a Competitive Landscape

    Marcia Riner January 16, 2025
  • Anne Bachrach

    7 Habits of People Who Always Accomplish Their Dreams and Goals

    Anne Bachrach January 16, 2025
    Have you ever wondered how some people appear to have all the luck when it comes to achieving their goals? They have a dream, and the next thing is that it begins to mysteriously fall into place, as if the cosmos is assisting them. Explore the 7 habits of people who always accomplish their dreams... Read More The post 7 Habits of People Who Always Accomplish Their Dreams and Goals appeared first on The Accountability... Continue Reading
    Lynn Mull

    Supporting Others Through Stress: From Natural Disasters to Job Loss

    Lynn Mull January 16, 2025
    Life has a way of testing us, whether it’s through natural disasters (LA is still on fire), personal loss (death of a parent, friend or spouse), illness (cancer or hysterectomy), or career upheaval (getting fired, let go or pushed out).For anyone interacting with your coworker, neighobr or friend out West, offering support can feel daunting. What do you say? What do you do? How do you truly help?Here are seven... Continue Reading
    Heather Browne

    The Science of Appreciation and Gratefulness

    Heather Browne January 16, 2025
    I am delighted to bring to you the wisdom of Furkhan Dandia!  Enjoy!   The Science of Reflection and GratitudeReflection Enhances Self-Awareness: Reflection is the cornerstone of self-awareness, a critical component of emotional intelligence. A study published in Mindfulness (2016) found that regular self-reflection can reduce emotional reactivity and increase resilience. By assessing our thoughts and... Continue Reading
    Steve Cummings

    16 Items About To Get Pricier Due to Tariffs

    Steve Cummings January 16, 2025
    Tariffs are taxes placed on imported items, meaning the cost to transport foreign goods becomes pricier, so customers turn to domestic outputs to save money. President-elect Donald Trump announced he would impose heavy tariffs on many products, creating a harsh economic divide for all parties involved. His main concern, though, is China. He stated plans ... Read more
  • Robert Cochrane, PhD

    Dangerous Stories – part two

    Robert Cochrane, PhD January 15, 2025
    You can read part one of this blog series by clicking here.The Danger of Minimizing Parkinson's Disease At a recent Parkinson’s summit, I found myself in a conversation that left my skin crawling. A coordinator asked a person with Parkinson’s (PWP) how he was doing. The PWP smiled and said, “I’ve learned Parkinson’s isn’t that bad. In fact, I’d rather have Parkinson’s than colon cancer.”His... Continue Reading
    David Cravit

    Is yoga another centenarian secret? The benefits of this ancient practice for overall health and longevity

    David Cravit January 15, 2025
    Daisy Taylor, a spunky centenarian from Chelmsford, England, recently credited her long and healthy life to practicing yoga, along with a positive attitude and appreciation for the “little things.”  In an interview with the BBC on her 105th birthday in December (2024), Taylor said that yoga has also helped with her cognitive health, claiming that she has become “brainier” in her older age. While continuing... Continue Reading
    Barbara Klein

    Universal Design for Us All – Bath & Shower

    Barbara Klein January 15, 2025
    Last year we visited adaptive tools for the kitchen. After a year, I haven’t yet purchased a set of ‘Forghetti’ pasta forks (it’s still on my list). Like many of us, need is generally what motivates me; I continue to manage my pasta with my simple utensils, so hence no Forghetti (yet). Both my husband and I tend to be kitchen ‘gear-heads’ so I imagine it’s coming someday soon. As I mentioned in Universal... Continue Reading
    Don Akchin

    Elders Are the Most Vulnerable to Disasters

    Don Akchin January 15, 2025
    No. 73/January 15, 2025NewScan is a biweekly briefing on news relevant to readers of The EndGame. NewScan is a premium feature exclusively for paid subscribers.When Disaster Strikes, Elders Are VictimsIn disasters such as the Los Angeles wildfires, elderly and disabled residents are the most at risk. In Hurricane Katrina, 71% of the victims were aged 60… Read more
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