When I turned 70, I sat in my favorite chair, looked back at my life, and whispered to myself, “So… this is the beginning of the final stretch.” And slowly, the truths I had avoided all my life began to surface. Kids? They’re busy writing their own story. Health? Slips away faster than sand through […]
Learn what the activities of daily living (ADLs) are, and how they change in the context of dementia. Originally Published on https://www.dementiasociety.org/
Time for Democrats to get off their fainting couch, says South Carolina podcaster Grace Cowan. The U.S. Supreme Court, with its right-wing majority, on April 29 gutted the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Now GOP-controlled state legislatures are gleefully doing Trump’s bidding, re-gerrymandering their election maps to steal the upcoming Congressional elections and preserve their political […]
Los Angeles, Calif. — May 14, 2026 — The Super Crowd, Inc., a public benefit corporation, announced today that early applications for PurposeBuilt100™, the new national recognition program honoring the 100 fastest-growing purpose-driven companies in America, are already showing strong momentum and impressive business quality. PurposeBuilt100 will debut as the culminating showcase of SuperCrowd26 featuring […]
Watch the show on television by downloading the e360tv channel app to your Roku, LG or AmazonFireTV. You can also see it on YouTube. Join the SuperCrowd! Impact investing is no longer just for big players—it’s for everyone. In today’s episode, I unveiled three transformative initiatives from The Super Crowd that are designed to bring […]
If your business has plateaued, even slightly, it’s not because of the market. It’s not because of your team. It’s not because you need another strategy. It’s because your productivity standards are no longer strong enough to support your next level. You built a successful business. That’s admirable. However, the habits, systems, and decision patterns… […]
The first draft of our new book is done. As a paid subscriber, you’re getting it before anyone else. We’re still working through titles. Right now it’s “Sustaining Success.” Below the paywall you’ll find the full manuscript along with some early drafts of the book cover. A few things to know before you read: This […]
The meeting ended twenty minutes ago, but Sarah is still sitting at her desk, staring at her monitor. Three of her best people stopped by her office this week with the same look on their faces — that mix of anxiety and unasked questions that she knows all too well. They’ve heard the company is […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Boston-based veteran jazz guitarist, composer, and educator Phil Sargent. We got into his new 2026 album Slow Motions and his fascinating life in the world of jazz. This new solo guitar album is less about technical display and more an invitation into stillness, […]
There’s a particular kind of internet search that happens late in the evening, usually after a phone call that didn’t go the way it was supposed to. A browser tab opens. A query goes in. And within fifteen minutes, there are eight tabs open, each promising a different version of the same thing — a […]
