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What do hospice volunteers do, and why are they such an important part of end-of-life care? I’ve worked in hospice for quite a long time. I started out as a hospice volunteer in 1982. It was the very beginning of hospice care in the US. In those days, I volunteered much of my time — I […]
Anticipatory Grief & Alzheimer’s: Coping While Caring for Someone Still Alive Grief doesn’t always wait for death. When you’re caring for someone with Alzheimer’s — especially younger onset Alzheimer’s — you may find yourself grieving ongoing changes long before the end of life. This is anticipatory grief, and it can feel confusing, exhausting, and deeply […]
Grief That Begins Before Death Anticipatory grief is not a lesser form of grief. It is grief occurring in real time, in response to real losses — losses of function, personality, memory, relational reciprocity, and shared future — that accumulate across the trajectory of a progressive illness. For caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease, this […]
Today is Earth Day. That matters more this year, not because the calendar says so, but because the evidence keeps mounting around us. The World Meteorological Organization says 2015 through 2025 were the hottest 11 years ever recorded. It says 2025 was the second or third hottest year on record, at about 1.43°C above the […]
I’ll admit it: my guilty pleasure this month has been watching Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat on Prime Video. There’s something captivating about seeing a perfectly orchestrated workplace drama unfold — especially when only one person doesn’t know it’s happening. But somewhere between the team-building exercises and the boardroom maneuvering, I found myself pausing the […]
Leadership has a funny way of teaching us lessons when we least expect them—sometimes at a boardroom table… and sometimes at a gas pump with a chocolate milk and a sausage biscuit in hand.
The roar of heavy machinery fills the air, steel beams clang into place, and voices shout instructions over the constant hum of a busy construction site. In this high-pressure environment, harmony among the crew drives progress, while discord can quickly turn dangerous. Across job sites nationwide, experienced construction managers are coming to a clear realization: […]
Living in a different state from an aging parent means carrying a low-grade worry that most people around you don’t quite see. It’s not that you don’t call. It’s not that you don’t think about it. It’s that you’re three states away, and when your mom doesn’t pick up on a Tuesday afternoon, you don’t […]
I recently fed the draft of our new book into Google’s NotebookLM and let their AI generate a podcast conversation about the manuscript. The result was worth sharing with you early. The book isn’t out yet, but the draft is done as of this week. This is an exclusive first look for paid subscribers at […]
