Photo by Anika Mikkelson on Unsplash The EndGame is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Happy Fourth of July! I am vacationing this week. Here is a dusty, but perhaps useful post from the archive for your information and entertainment. When Bob and […]
I was thinking of wearing red, white, and blue all week for the upcoming holiday. It wasn’t perfect, but it’s the thought that counts. My emails are my way of sharing fun, positive content with you from all the sites I visit during the week. Sure, you also get my free eBook when you sign […]
Today is not about politics. It is not about the headlines that exhaust you or the divisions that dishearten you. Today is about an idea, one that has always been more promise than perfection, more compass than destination. The idea that you are born with dignity that no government can grant and no tyrant can […]
Nationwide Payment Systems What Business Owners Need to Know Before Building a Website In this B2B Vault podcast episode, Allen Kopelman speaks with Joel Miller from The Sky Floor about website strategy, domain ownership, budgeting, SEO, AI tools, ecommerce compliance, and how business owners should approach building or redesigning a website. Presented by Ran Grushkowsky, […]
Happy Fourth of July! This weekend the US celebrates 250 years of independence. As I’ve been thinking about Independence Day this year, I’ve found myself reflecting on another idea that deserves just as much attention: interdependence. We don’t get through life alone – even if sometimes we think or act like we do. We all […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Los Angeles-based vocalist, composer, producer, and multidisciplinary artist Sharada Shashidhar. On this episode, we dive into her captivating 2026 album A Foot on the Ground and explore her unique artistic journey through jazz, Indian classical music, experimental sound, and contemporary composition. Released on […]
The Stockbridge Indian Massacre: Death in the Bronx https://www.nycgovparks.org/parks/VanCortlandtPark/highlights/11610 The Stockbridge Tribe of the Mohican #FourthOfJuly #AmericanRevolution #HiddenHistory #NativeAmericanHistory #Storytelling #Leadership #LeadershipLessons #StorytellingForLeaders #HumanConnection #Bronx #NYCHistory #VanCortlandtPark #StockbridgeMohican #learnfromhistory #curiousity The post Not All Patriots Looked Like We Were Taught — A Fourth of July Leadership Story appeared first on jryanpartners.com. Originally Published on https://jryanpartners.com/feed/
What This SCOTUS Term Says About What America is Becoming by Mark M. Bello Over the past few days, I’ve written two “Supreme Court Potpourri” columns summarizing many of the Court’s most significant decisions. Looking back, however, I realized I missed one of the Term’s most important opinions—not because it lacked significance, but because I […]
When the Constitution Means Exactly What it Says Until What it says Doesn’t Agree with Your Worldview by Mark M. Bello The United States Supreme Court concluded another Term this week, issuing important decisions involving birthright citizenship, transgender athletes, executive authority, and several other important constitutional questions. As always, headlines focused on who won and […]
Every Sunday at my local church, those attending the early service are invited to receive Communion. While Christians hold different theological views about this sacred practice, that is not what stayed with me one particular morning. What I noticed was something much simpler. As the congregation formed a line, each person received a piece of […]
