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  • Wendy Green

    Nurture Your Inner Beauty as a Path to Aging Well

    Wendy Green June 6, 2024
    Wendy - Hey, BoomerWhen was the last time you recognized the beauty within you? Outer beauty is partially under our control and largely influenced by societal definitions. This morning, I read an article about AI-generated images of beauty. These images predominantly featured thin, young, light-skinned individuals, reflecting societal standards. Society often equates beauty with youth, thinness, and light skin,... Continue Reading
    Beth Elkassih

    Areas of Life Balance: Key Strategies for Harmonious Living

    Beth Elkassih June 6, 2024
    Areas of Life Balance: Key Strategies for Harmonious Living Achieving balance in your life is key to enhancing your well-being and overall quality of life. Many people focus on different areas of life, such as physical health, emotional stability, and personal relationships, to ensure they maintain a harmonious lifestyle. By addressing these areas, you can improve ... Read More about Areas of Life Balance: Key... Continue Reading
    Michael Levitt

    Why Servant Leadership is the Foundation of a Positive Organizational Culture

    Michael Levitt June 6, 2024
    @heymemento The level of involvement and productivity of employees, as well as the overall performance of a firm, are all significantly influenced by the organization's culture. Serving as a role model for others is one of the most efficient strategies for developing a constructive culture within a business. This leadership approach places the workforce's... Continue Reading
    Royce Shook

    Youtube channels for staying healthy for seniors

    Royce Shook June 6, 2024
     YouTube offers a wealth of wellness content specifically tailored for seniors, covering a range of topics such as fitness workouts, mindfulness practices, nutrition tips, and overall well-being. Many channels specialize in providing low-impact workouts, chair exercises, and gentle stretching routines suitable for seniors. These workouts focus on improving flexibility, strength, balance, and mobility, catering to... Continue Reading
  • Deborah Johnson

    Living with a Chronic Illness

    Deborah Johnson June 6, 2024
    In this article we delve into a journey of overcoming obstacles to achieve success, specifically focusing on chronic illness. Crohn's disease is a chronic (long-lasting) disease that is characterized by inflammation in the digestive tract, which can significantly impact one’s quality of life and hinder career and business aspirations. Our podcast guest, Angela Tipton, has navigated the challenges of living with Crohn's... Continue Reading
    Elliot Kallen

    Building a Billion-Dollar Business with Liz Elting

    Elliot Kallen June 5, 2024
    In this episode of “Meet the Expert,” host Elliot Kallen sits down with Liz Elting, the visionary co-founder of TransPerfect. Liz shares her incredible journey from starting a business in an NYU dorm room to building the world’s largest language solutions company. She also discusses her philanthropic efforts, the importance of resilience and discipline in entrepreneurship, and her recently published book. This... Continue Reading
    Darrin Peppard

    Five Key Strategies to Help Others Grow their Self Efficacy

    Darrin Peppard June 5, 2024
    In a recent conversation with a new district-level leader, I was asked what might be one really important part of their role they might be overlooking. I think anytime we get a new position, we come in wanting to be good at the job, to make an impact, and to prove those who hired us right. Unfortunately, that can lead to leaders trying to do too much, taking on too much, and not allowing others to really thrive in their... Continue Reading
    Steve Cummings

    16 Places That Look Better in Images Than In Real Life

    Steve Cummings June 5, 2024
    When you look at pictures of certain cities and landmarks, it’s easy to be in awe and to want to see them in person. Unfortunately, the in-person experience doesn’t always live up to the promise of the photos.  What makes a location a bust? It may be a monument that looks less than majestic, the ... Read more
  • Melissa Deally

    HH301: Detoxing-Boosting Immune System & Reducing Cancer Risks

    Melissa Deally June 5, 2024
    Today, I want to talk to you about how detoxing can enhance your immune system, and therefore help you be able to fight off illness, such as cancer.About the Host:Melissa is an Integrative Health Practitioner and Master Practitioner in NLP and Timeline Therapy and a Board Designated Hypnotherapy Teacher Trainer, helping people get to the root cause of their health issues and then get lasting results. Melissa neither... Continue Reading
    Don Akchin

    Extreme Heat Poses a Serious Threat

    Don Akchin June 5, 2024
    No. 58/June 5, 2024NewScan is a biweekly briefing on news relevant to readers of The EndGame. NewScan is a premium feature exclusively for paid subscribersSummer Bulletin: Watch Out for Heat WavesDeadly heat waves across the globe are posing serious health risks for older adults, who are the most likely to die from extreme temperatures. An article by fo… Read more
    Joey Havens

    Hard to Believe – Davis is College Bound

    Joey Havens June 5, 2024
    It’s the little moments spent with family that create the most cherished memories. Are you taking the time and focus to prioritize family time? 
    Matt Dentino

    Effective Sales Leadership: Building and Leading High-Performing Teams

    Matt Dentino June 4, 2024
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  • Julienne Ryan

    The Rolling Stones Can Teach Us A Few Lessons About What It Means to be “Engaged At Work”

    Julienne Ryan June 4, 2024
    Rolling Stones can teach us a few lessons about what it means to be “engaged at work.” Last week, I attended a Rolling Stones concert with my husband at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, and the experience left a lasting impression. Watching Mick Jagger’s constant, non – stop energy on stage made me reflect on what it truly means to be engaged at work. Here are a few takeaways from their performance: 1.... Continue Reading
    Lorraine C. Ladish

    8 Steps to get started as a midlife influencer

    Lorraine C. Ladish June 4, 2024
    Yes, you can become a midlife influencer. I've been doing it for 10 years full-time and here are my tips to get started. The post 8 Steps to get started as a midlife influencer appeared first on - Viva Fifty!.
    Doug Noll

    Tactical Leadership Empathy: 5 Powerful Ways To Building Trust and Connection

    Doug Noll June 4, 2024
      Introduction: In the fast-paced realm of leadership, where strategies are devised and decisions made under pressure, one often hears the term “tactical leadership” bandied about. It conjures images of shrewd planning, precise execution, and unyielding determination. However, there’s another aspect equally vital yet sometimes overlooked in the arsenal of effective leadership: empathy. Tactical leadership empathy... Continue Reading
    Barbara Karnes

    It’s Okay Not To Eat! Food At End of Life

    Barbara Karnes June 4, 2024
    FOOD! We eat to live. It sustains living. Everyone and everything needs some form of food, of nourishment, to maintain life. Animals (and that includes humans), plants, insects, all need some form of food to live. It seems that with humans, we add to the nourishment aspect of eating a social component as well as an emotional one. We socialize with food. We show love with food. My husband Jack has been dead eight months.... Continue Reading
  • Andy Lopata

    How to Make It Easy for People to Help You

    Andy Lopata June 4, 2024
    Requesting help can be tough for many people, but, if we ask in the right way, they will get pleasure from supporting us. But first we have to make it easy for them.
    Peter & Kathleen Wright & Beauvais

    Three Stories To Restore Your Faith In Leadership

    Peter & Kathleen Wright & Beauvais June 4, 2024
    This post on Leadership is by Terry Tucker, speaker, author, and international podcast guest on mindset, motivation, and self-development. Our guest in EP 312. The post Three Stories To Restore Your Faith In Leadership first appeared on The Yakking Show.
    Keith Haney

    Why does the Resurrection matter?

    Keith Haney June 4, 2024
     
    Deliah Lawrence

    It’s A Book Thing Presents: An Interview with Elizabeth (Libby) Smith, author of The Coin Flip

    Deliah Lawrence June 3, 2024
    Author’s Bio: Elizabeth Smith, who goes by Libby, lives in Parkville, Maryland with her husband Dennis. Her previous book, Twin Strokes, is about a young girl who suffered with a rare illness called Guillain-Barre Syndrome.   Smith, who enjoys writing children’s stories, senior jokes, articles and essays, has three children and two grandchildren. Her hobbies include, reading, writing, baking, walking,... Continue Reading
  • Jesse Cramer

    Do You Have a “Deeper Yes?”

    Jesse Cramer June 3, 2024
    I was recently listening to Michael Kitces and Carl Richards on their podcast, and they posed an amazing question: “What’s one thing that you do regularly that you’d like to stop doing?” What would you stop doing? Each of our answers will vary. It could be a destructive habit, a bad behavior, or the simple wasting of time. As their conversation continued, Carl posited this effective strategy:... Continue Reading
    Ralph Velasco

    Embracing the Moment: The Power of ‘Be Here Now’ in Mindful Travel

    Ralph Velasco June 3, 2024
    In an era where digital distractions are just a click away, the mantra ‘Be Here Now’ offers a refreshing escape. I first learned the power of these three words when I was just 16 years old and on a school group trip to Peru in South America.  Needless to say, as a group of young boys (there were 9 of us) being in this very foreign land on the other side of the world brought up feelings of longing for our own beds,... Continue Reading
    Tammy Hader

    Living With Migraine in My 40s

    Tammy Hader June 3, 2024
    In 2004, the Boston Red Sox won the World Series, the film industry released Shrek 2, Mark Zuckerberg launched The Facebook (Yes, this was what it was called.), and I turned 40 years old. I knew my major and minor migraine triggers and had developed good relationships with the group of people I called my migraine team.I did my research when it came to migraines. That’s one of the best ways to battle the illness. I... Continue Reading
    Alan Cay Culler

    Finding Clients

    Alan Cay Culler June 3, 2024
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