Searching for One Person with a Video/Photo and a Conscience By Mark M. Bello Were you a victim of Jeffrey Epstein in the 1990s or early 2000s? Was Donald Trump involved in some way? Did you photograph or video the encounter? We want to talk to you. And Justice for All seeks a whistleblower with […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz Interview Series featuring cultural historian, educator, and author John Gennari. We dive into his 2025 book The Jazz Barn: Music Inn, the Berkshires, and the Place of Jazz in American Life. Dr. Gennari is a Professor of English and Critical Race and Ethnic Studies at the […]
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If I’m honest, overextension has been one of my most consistent leadership mistakes. As a principal, I took on too much because I cared deeply about my school, my staff, and my students. In my current work as a coach and speaker, I still sometimes catch myself saying yes when I should pause and ask […]
Photo by Molly the Cat for Unsplash+ The EndGame is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. “Metabolic health” is a recent addition to my vocabulary. Prior to being introduced to the term several months ago, everything I knew about metabolism was this: When […]
“You’re such a team player – you can do anything we throw at you!” If you’ve heard this “compliment” before, I have bad news: It’s probably why you’re not getting promoted. Being good at everything means you’re known for nothing. And when you’re known for nothing specific, you can’t serve others at your highest level. […]
Well, we had a cold spell this week…cold for us that is, so I tried to take advantage of layering. Not like when I lived in Denver, but some layering is hidden. My emails are my way of sharing fun and positive content with you from all of the sites I visit during the week. […]
We are good at talking about change. We are far less comfortable talking about transition. Change is what happens on the outside. Retirement dates arrive. Jobs end. Routines shift. Calendars suddenly open up. Change is visible and often measurable. Transition, on the other hand, happens on the inside. It’s the emotional and psychological process of […]
As Seen in B2BVAULT AI Overview Moving from 10 units to 300+ requires more than spreadsheets and Venmo. Rooming is a property management system built for scalability, offering growth-stage landlords a “simple but powerful” interface. By leveraging AI for 7-minute onboarding and 24/7 tenant support, alongside Nationwide Payment Systems for next-day rent funding, Rooming allows […]
Welcome to a new edition of Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino. On this episode, we talk with author, longtime small business owner, marketing mind, and exceptional dreamer Rick Tracewell. Rick has spent years in that familiar place where you’re working hard, staying busy, and still wondering why nothing is truly moving forward. In his short […]
