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Jordan Grumet

Jordan Grumet

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Total articles 76

  • You'll 'die with fewer regrets'

    By Jordan Grumet| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified FG Trade Latin | Getty ImagesIt took me many years and quite a bit of emotional heartache to realize a life-changing fact: When it comes to purpose, bigger is not better. Most of our anxiety stems from what I call "big P" Purpose, which is overly focused on the outcome or destination. It's the kind of purpose that made me want to become a doctor, for example. "Little P" purpose, on the other hand, focuses on the path or process. It lacks glamour. It is even considered downright unsexy.

    By Jordan Grumet · WRC-TV (Washington, DC)

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • The secret to finding happiness and purpose in life, from a hospice doctor: You’ll ‘die with fewer regrets’

    By Jordan Grumet| Flipboard@ 2 hours agoIn Apple's iOS 18.4 software update, there's a new Ambient Music feature available in the Control Center options on iPhone. It's free to use, and does not require an Apple Music subscription. It's also more customizable than most users probably realize. Keep reading to learn how. There are four …

    By Jordan Grumet · Flipboard

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • You'll 'die with fewer regrets'

    By Jordan Grumet| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified FG Trade Latin | Getty ImagesIt took me many years and quite a bit of emotional heartache to realize a life-changing fact: When it comes to purpose, bigger is not better. Most of our anxiety stems from what I call "big P" Purpose, which is overly focused on the outcome or destination. It's the kind of purpose that made me want to become a doctor, for example. "Little P" purpose, on the other hand, focuses on the path or process. It lacks glamour. It is even considered downright unsexy.

    By Jordan Grumet · WRC-TV (Washington, DC)

    Apr. 04, 2025

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