Jan
12
A Smattering of Early Retirement Surprises … Should We Have Known?
Would you have known? Did you plan better than we did?
5 min read
Newsletters
The newsletters span the breadth of Klugne and may cover any of the main topic areas. We usually pick one main theme for each newsletter, and also briefly highlight the week's posts. You can read the newsletters on a standalone basis. See if any of the titles catch your attention.
Jan
05
I Ran Every Day for 8 Months
What a running streak is and what it might do for you
3 min read
Dec
29
My To-Do List Just Got Awesome
What happens when you don't only put chores on your list?
2 min read
Dec
22
Nature Speaks; Are We Listening? (by Gudrun Bellerjeau)
The more time you spend in nature, away from human “intervention,” the more you quietly listen, you will hear Nature speaking to you.
4 min read
Dec
15
You Could Be Alive Tomorrow, Are You Ready?
We fear death when what we should fear is another day of empty living
2 min read
Dec
08
The Foregone Conclusion of the COP28 Cop-Out
Anyone who's worked on a team knows full well the reason governments are doomed to fail. Might us citizens also have the solution?
3 min read
Dec
01
Re-Imagining the CUSTOMER in Customer Service (by Stephen Faciszewski)
Greetings friends!
Klugne readers are smart. This is most apparent when you can see them in action yourself.
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8 min read
Nov
24
Unions Are Doing Humanity a Tremendous Service
At the same time, unions are inadvertently creating the conditions for their disappearance
3 min read
Nov
17
What Do You Know About Food? (by Pauline Jacob)
We’ve quickly grown accustomed to a food landscape that favors our short-term productivity over long-term societal health
4 min read
Nov
10
Was COVID-19 Just a Bad Flu Season?
A case study of a method for working through emotional questions to arrive at reliable answers
7 min read