When I first ordered an oracle deck, I was desperately miserable and anchored in my yoga practices. I used to do yoga daily (except postpartum) and continued throughout covid. Oracle card pulls felt unfamiliar—like something meant for someone more intuitive than me, someone who didn’t live by to-do lists and structured plans. But the further […]
When the glowing orange sun rose up over the horizon, a hint of magic filled the air. A chattering flock of ravens surfed wildly on the winds. Blue-black feathers shimmered as ravens landed on tree branches, creating avalanches of snow. With wide-open wings, they soared to the ground to hold council in the frozen field […]
December brings many of us to look back with the foot on the pedal into the new year. Refection is all the rage, especially at work. (How to write your year end evaluation here) Constructive reflection —on our choices, accomplishments, frustrations, and future plans might bring about more questions about our roles and the companies […]
I’ve talked and written so much about how a teacher’s skills are transferable to a great sales career. Here are some examples of the parallels between the classroom and selling… Selling Ideas in the Classroom Example: A history teacher “sells” the importance of studying past civilizations by creating engaging stories, debates, or simulations. They’re persuading […]
No. 71/December 18, 2024 NewScan is a biweekly briefing on news relevant to readers of The EndGame. NewScan is a premium feature exclusively for paid subscribers. New Resources for Solo Agers Until recently, older adults aging alone – without a partner or adult children nearby – had few sources of help or advice. Today they […]
As we approach the end of the year, and we have our celebrations and special meals together. This will include late nights and sweets. How can you provide yourself with care and support to thrive during the holidays? Have a listen to this week’s podcast with Linda Easthouse to learn more. Push the Reset Button […]
In an increasingly competitive job market, staying ahead often requires a proactive approach to skill development and education. Pursuing an online degree has emerged as a flexible and cost-effective solution for professionals looking to elevate their careers., but is it truly worth it? Let’s explore the reasons why an online degree could be the career […]
By Corey C. Walker The digital age has irrevocably transformed the business landscape, particularly for small businesses. To stay competitive and thrive in 2025, it's essential to embrace technology. In this blog post, we'll delve into some of the most powerful tech tools that every small business should consider adopting: 1. Chatbots: Your 24/7 Virtual […]
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“People say I should have known. Maybe. There was that thing at the holiday party, but he was really drunk. The girl was drunk too, by the way. And anyway everybody agreed to drop it and she got another job soon after, so everything worked out. “He was such a sick programmer, I mean, really […]
