Learn what is involved in a neuropsychological exam and when it is recommended. Originally Published on https://www.dementiasociety.org/

Abuse of Power in Practice by Mark M. Bello Last week, in Part I of ‘TRUMP THE LAWBREAKER,’ we discussed the erosion of equal justice in America. In Part II, we’ll discuss what that erosion looks like in real time. Not in theory or law school hypotheticals, but in the daily exercise of presidential power. […]

You can advertise in Superpowers for Good. Click to learn more. Each week, Superpowers for Good shares a curated list of new investment offerings added to FINRA-registered crowdfunding portals and by broker-dealers. Using the SuperCrowd Classification Policy, we highlight offerings that qualify for Social Impact, Women in Leadership, and Underrepresented Founder Leadership based on publicly […]

You’ve been thinking about how to have this conversation for weeks. Maybe longer. You rehearse it in the car on the way to visit, run through versions of it before you fall asleep. You know something needs to change — or at least needs to be said — but every time you try to raise […]

This is a wonderful article submitted by a student, Iqrah Malik, who saw more in vision than most of us ever will. I hope you enjoy this article and learn as much as I did from her work. Vision correction is not merely a medical intervention; it is a transformative tool that profoundly impacts a […]

In this Podcast Short, Dustin and Rob explore trust. When trust is high, a coach can misspeak, show emotion, or even put his foot in his mouth—and players give the benefit of the doubt. When trust is low, even neutral comments are filtered negatively. Every word becomes suspect. Every interaction becomes evidence. The difference isn’t […]

You’ve seen this person in the room. The moment you share a new idea, they cross their arms. Before you’ve finished your second sentence, they’ve already listed three reasons it won’t work. Change initiatives hit them like a wall. New assignments get a sigh and a slow nod that says sure, but don’t expect miracles. […]

As part of my New 60 challenge, one of the categories was 10 new things to try. What exactly are things? In all reality, these are the “things” that didn’t really fit into the events and places categories. Quote of the day: Everything you want is just outside your comfort zone.” Robert G. Allen Some […]

 There’s a moment that sneaks up on many of us as we grow older. It doesn’t arrive with a loud announcement. It comes quietly, often disguised as common sense. It sounds like this: “Don’t be silly.” Or, “That’s for younger people.” Or the one that does the most damage of all: “What if I make […]

Money can be both simple & complicated. I’ve researched and created 4 money frequencies. If you relate to one, took my quiz and identify as a director or live with one, listen here. This is ~6 minutes. 1- Director, 2- Pilot, 3- Expander, 4- Analyst You’ll leave feeling: Grounded in your money story Aware of […]