If you care for a loved one with dementia, you know how challenging it can be – physically and emotionally. This article provides information on some of the biggest dementia care challenges and shares valuable caregiving tips to help you care for a loved one with dementia. How common is dementia? According to the World […]
You know what really bothers me? The advice from self-help gurus: 75 is the new 60, and 65 is the new 50. This phrase is ageist and doesn’t make sense to me. Seriously, what on earth are they on about? Is it energy, cognitive skills, health, the amount of free time you have, or is […]
Being a single parent after a divorce or separation can be challenging. That’s why Family Transitions developed the eNew Beginnings course. It’s recognized as the most well-researched and effective online parenting classes available today. Equally important, It’s also designed to support moms and dads in being the kind of parent they want to be during […]
SUNDAY – Jan. 14 (POST RACE) We felt great and, as the park was opening at 9a, decided to roll right into Disneyland. We did take a quick stop at a full bathroom in the parking lot for dad. I needed to help him and we had our first fall. Dad was hanging on to […]
Andrew Cuomo, the former Governor, filed a complaint against New York Attorney General Letitia James. The complaint was filed regarding state ethics according to the New York Times report. The lawsuit was filed on Jan 18 in Manhattan Supreme Court. His complaint wants to pressurize James’ office to respond to the Freedom of Information Law […]
Happiness is the Way: Embracing Joy as a Journey, Not a Destination The concept of happiness eludes simple definition, evolving beyond a fleeting emotion to encompass a more durable state of being. It’s not just about experiencing joy and pleasure, but also about achieving a sense of contentment and fulfillment in life. Acknowledging that happiness is […]
Photo by Laura Paraschivescu on Unsplash The EndGame is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Last weekend my wife and I traveled to New York City to see our daughter. On the train my wife wore a mask. I did not. In New York we got […]
In today’s competitive landscape, effective leadership isn’t just about driving results; it’s about building trust, inspiring vision, and establishing yourself as a recognized authority. This is where the concept of personal branding for leaders comes into play. It’s about crafting a unique and authentic image that resonates with your audience, both within and outside your […]
This week was a mish-mash of styles, colors, and clothing items. The weather is actually warming up a tad but I’m still wearing sweaters and boots. I think you would enjoy it if you signed up for the emails below. Besides the free eBook, my email family gets personal tidbits of what’s going on in […]
Life can start at retirement. By this stage, we have lived enough to start admitting that the past is past, and we have learned many things. We begin to understand that our future may be deceptive because it depends on the present, and we have to seize the opportunity to improve and not go backwards. […]
