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Are you a good tipper? Your generation may have something to do with it.

Who hits the big number when they spin that tablet around, tips (ha) for tweaking your life to be a lot more joyful, and advice for stress that is so GOOD you'll WANT TO SCREAM!

Greg Sullivan

Oct 15, 2025

Tantrums, teeth brushing, and tactical breathing: a Navy SEAL’s guide to parenting peace

Coping with parenting stress the Navy SEAL way, an expert-endorsed plan for the newly single, and the epic outpouring of love one city showed to a three-year-old in need.

Greg Sullivan

Oct 14, 2025

Where did all the beautiful things go?

Once even sewers were works of art. Now... not so much. What went wrong? Also in this issue, brother/sister combos fight it out for who ends up happiest, tips for saving money with the mop you probably already have, and today in history 33 miners escaped a collapsed cave.

Greg Sullivan

Oct 11, 2025

3 tips for making new friends as an adult

Happy Friday, GOOD readers. We've got tips on making new friends, powering a renewable future, and becoming an SNL legend. You know, if you don't have anything else to do this weekend.

Greg Sullivan

Oct 10, 2025

Frugal, fierce, and maybe a little weird: What older generations knew that we forgot

Money, mental health, and melancholy. Today we’ve got: money tips from a generation that came before, advice for the one coming next, and a state-by-state breakdown of mental health in America.

Greg Sullivan

Oct 09, 2025

How to critique someone without ruining their day

The compliment sandwich is a psychological landmine, plus 21 days to rewire your brain and 7 screen-free dopamine hits that will leave you feeling better this Wednesday.

Greg Sullivan

Oct 08, 2025

History has its eyes on us, and it's cringing

The stuff our grandkids will roast us for, a lost cat’s triumphant return, thrifting wisdom, and one week that was deleted from history for GOOD.

Greg Sullivan

Oct 07, 2025

A 'shutdown ritual' can drastically reduce your burnout

Experts share how to actually end your workday, The Boss offers some hope for divided times, and the smartest move in your next argument might be silence.

Greg Sullivan

Oct 04, 2025

Make the empty nest less empty, Purple Rain dreams, and shrinking days

Science has advice for getting your adult children to visit more, a Prince super-fan's dream is about to come true on Broadway, and it isn't in your head, days are getting shorter.

Greg Sullivan

Oct 03, 2025

7 conversational hand grenades that can destroy any social situation

How to get out of (or stay in) any conversation, the life and legacy of chimp expert Jane Goodall, and science says the upper class might not have much class at all.

Greg Sullivan

Oct 02, 2025

AI's real threat is what it can do to your ability to think

Six dinner ideas to keep rising grocery costs in check, a poll on where you land in the AI debate, and a story of a cranky old cat who started a rescue revolution that has changed hundreds of lives for GOOD.

Greg Sullivan

Sep 30, 2025

Social Security survival, Zappa vs. Congress, and a one-word Alzheimer’s fix

Where can you live on Social Security alone, five wild free speech films (porn, politics, and prog rock included), and the one-word plan scientists say could cut Alzheimer’s by a third.

Greg Sullivan

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