Photo by Towfiqu barbhuiya on Unsplash The EndGame is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. The word “longevity” is having its 15 minutes of fame these days. It shows up in serious journals. It also shows up in pitches for unproven treatments designed […]
In 1994, during the Northridge earthquake, several freeway overpasses in Los Angeles suddenly collapsed. This was very relevant to me as I attended CSUN, California State University Northridge, and had driven on many of the streets and overpasses for several years when I was a student. These weren’t old, neglected structures. They were engineered. Approved. […]
There was a teacher early in my administrative career who didn’t want to be in my building. He had been forced to transfer to the high school, and he made it clear—often—that he preferred where he came from. He spoke highly of his previous principal, and whether he intended it or not, it came across […]
I can’t believe April is ending, and it’s becoming our summer now. Luckily, we had some cooler days, so I took advantage of them. I’m trying to put off wearing sandals daily until it gets really hot. My emails are my way of sharing fun, positive content with you from all of the sites I […]
My daughter visits from Australia every two or three years. When she is here, she looks forward to looking at photo albums of pictures from when she was younger. This time, the albums were moved, but cannot be found. It’s not about the fact that the albums were moved; it’s about what they hold. Moments […]
Gorée Island Day Trip from Dakar: House Of Slaves Senegal Heather Markel, Best Selling Author, TEDx Speaker, Traveler, Full Time Travel and Business Coach Table of Contents 2 3 A Day On Goree Island Finding A Guide The Journey To Goree Island The Center of Goree Island The House Of Slaves Creativity And Signs Of […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with high-growth operator and C-suite leader Chelsea Byers. Based in Seattle, she shares her journey through the high-stakes world of education startups, including helping scale a company to $100M in revenue. In her memoir Course Correct, Chelsea […]
There is something quietly powerful about a conversation that meets you exactly where you are. In a world filled with fast answers, surface-level wellness advice, and endless information, Be Well with Dr Michelle Greenwell offers something different. It offers a place to pause. A place to listen. A place to reconnect with the deeper wisdom […]
Note: This is an excerpt from Sonny’s upcoming book – What’s the Best That Can Happen? A Motivational Memoir When I was about 10, I attended a Cub Scout meeting at a classmate’s house and couldn’t believe he had his own room. It was filled with toys and shelves lined with inviting books. Hanging from […]
Getting dressed should not feel like a daily obstacle. But for many older adults, small tasks like fastening buttons can quietly become harder over time. At first, the changes may seem minor. Your parent may take longer to get dressed, stop wearing certain shirts, or ask for help with clothing they used to manage on […]
