No intro notes this week; I started writing something that got convoluted, so I’ll share when I’ve got it more organized.
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This Week’s Shares: Whys, Hows and Change
This Week’s Shares: Whys, Hows and Change- Neal K Shah is an aging care advocate. Here he shares what parents of adults would like them to know. Great advice to save guilty feelings when they’re gone.
- Do you start your day doing or being? Deborah Froese suggests giving being a go.
- The Wall Street Journal has a list of 24 new tips for succeeding in the world of work these days. And I’ve got a gift link for you!
- Friendly fraud is a thing? Yep. Matt Lillywhite talks about how he was a victim and what he did about it.
- And here’s a link to an organization, ControlAI.org, trying to do something to improve our chances. And they’ve got ways you can help too!
- Curious about those donations you make to Goodwill? Here’s a video of their journey.
Do Good Spotlight: Mike Rowe Works
Mike Rowe is most famous for creating and hosting Discovery Channel’s hit, Dirty Jobs. But he’s been busy since 2014 with another venture, a not-for-profit that helps people who want to start in or segue to trade jobs, e.g., plumbing, electrical work, HVAC, etc. finance their education. Check it out: Mike Rowe Works.
⏳Until Next Time…
Autumn is officially here. Pumpkins! 🎃 Colorful leaves! 🍂 Spicy candles! And oh, that lovely, crisp chill in the air I live for!
Niki