Chellie Campbell has a newsletter she sends out and has a program that I also respect. In a recent email she spoke about asking for too much: “Why don’t we ask for too much? Too much love, too much money, too much happiness, too much fun? How often do we restrict our reality to lower […]
You can make anything happen, raise your voice For you hold the power to manifest your choice. Just like the one who put stars in the sky, You too can make your dreams come to life. The birds that soar high up in the air, Were taught to fly with utmost care. But just like […]
Living life on your own terms means making decisions that are aligned with your values, preferences, and goals, regardless of societal expectations or norms. It requires taking full responsibility for your happiness and fulfillment and charting a course that is uniquely your own. One of the first steps to living life on your own terms […]
How to Embrace the Empty Nest and Thrive in Your New Space As your children have grown up and moved out, leaving a quiet and often empty house in their wake, you might find yourself contemplating the practicality of the spacious family home. You are not alone in this thought. Downsizing is a common path […]
How to Achieve Optimum Health Naturally — Insights from Ian Clark “At 46 years old, I watched my life turn from bad to good. I fell in love with nature and watched it turn my life completely. Now, I am 65 years and I feel healthier than ever” Photo by Jonathan Borba on Unsplash In a captivating conversation with Ian […]
By Rosalind Sedacca, CDC I received the following question which poses many challenges related to divorce and parenting. While there is never a one-size-fits-all answer to relationship questions, I’m sharing my response with you as a perspective worth considering. This may be useful to initiate conversations with your former spouse and children or for discussion […]
Photo by John Moeses Bauan on Unsplash [Note to subscribers: While I am on a brief vacation, I am reposting a past column. Don’t worry: the summer rerun season at The EndGame is short.] The EndGame is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. My mother-in-law is […]
We have had the best weather this week. Normally by now, we are hitting 100 degrees, but it’s been well below that. Granted, it’s still nice and warm, and my go-to outfits include dresses and skirts, but I’m still trying to add some variety to my looks. I would love to invite you to sign […]
More than three quarters of adults have used a payment app, called a P2P or peer-to-peer or person-to-person app. Widely used nonbank payment apps include PayPal, Venmo, and Cash App. The apps can be used on a computer or mobile device to send money to someone else without writing a check or handing over cash. […]
Retirement is becoming more and more of a pipe dream for workers all over the world. A troubled global economy paired with longer life expectancies is forcing many to continue to work far past the age they imagined because of a lack of sufficient savings. Governments have resorted to increasing the age at that citizens […]
