Truly Frightening: The Shock Troops of the Next Big Lie | The New Republic newrepublic.com/article/164842…

Car A: 🚗 $60,000 purchase price Car B: 🚙 $15,000 purchase price Both cars drive you to work One keeps you stuck there

Spreadsheet fun! Thread by Blake Burge on Thread Reader App threadreaderapp.com/thread/1484520…

The Secret to Happiness, According to This Harvard Professor: A Reverse Bucket List | Inc.com inc.com/jessica-stillm…

A huge thank you to TIME for the feature. Click to read TIME's article on my new book, The Power of Regret: bit.ly/33J2Vbe #ThePowerOfRegret #DanielPink #TIME

How a far-right, Christian cellphone company ‘took over’ four Texas school boards nbcnews.com/news/us-news/-…

Are you wanting to become a more active listener? Here are 8 tips for incorporating and modeling active listening in your classroom. bit.ly/3nEt5Sy Diana Benner #teachertwitter #educoach #k12 #teaching

Minority Rule: How 3 Percent of Texans Call the Shots for the Rest of Us texasmonthly.com/news-politics/…

If you want to become a millionaire Learn these 10 rules about money that school didn't teach you:

Another view: A public school teacher's perspective on vouchers amarillo.com/story/opinion/…

I actually read all 216 pages of Florida's new state social studies standards, and the enslaved-people-benefitting-from-slavery is not even the worst part. They basically created a K-12 course in Caucasian Race Theory Here's the top 10 problems I found: thegrio.com/2023/07/27/flo…

Katie and I have started a blog to track the next stage of our life in early retirement. Feel free to follow along... earlyexitopenroad.com/about/

Not just crossing states off the list—this is slow travel with purpose. Spending 2–4 months in each place, exploring what real life could look like in your possible “forever home.” No passports, no pressure. Just discovery. earlyexitopenroad.com/2025/08/10/why…

When we told friends and family that our first “test drive” city for our slow-travel experiment was Omaha, Nebraska, we got a lot of raised eyebrows. But the truth is, there are a lot of reasons to like Nebraska, and Omaha in particular. earlyexitopenroad.com/2025/08/13/why…

We’ve lived in our home for 20 years. That’s decades of books, gifts, things that ‘might come in handy one day.’ Now, going nomadic means confronting it all. What’s worth keeping—and what’s just stuff? 🧳 Why stuff is the real four-letter word... earlyexitopenroad.com/2025/08/16/stu…

Zero-based thinking: If you didn’t already own it, would you choose it again today? Cars, houses, investments—past decisions don’t have to dictate your future. earlyexitopenroad.com/2025/08/18/zer…

FIRE shouldn't be a cliff you leap off, but a slope you walk down. After years of long hours & side hustles, I’ve learned that “retire early” can really mean "recreational employment." Why winding down beats slamming the brakes...earlyexitopenroad.com/2025/09/02/win…

Finding a financial planner shouldn’t feel this hard… but between jargon, hidden incentives & trust issues, many of us struggle. Why is it so tough to get good advice—and what can you do about it? earlyexitopenroad.com/2025/09/06/why…