Dan Ariely writes a personal, reflective series documenting his conversations with a terminally ill friend about assisted dying, procrastination and the end of life, drawing on his social-science lens. Readers get intimate, first-person observations on mortality framed by behavioural ideas rather than clinical or legal detail.
Website: https://danariely.substack.com
A newsletter of long-form clinical guides for hospice and palliative care professionals, covering medications, legal duties and symptoms at the end of life. Issues pair evidence review with practical bedside and interdisciplinary guidance.
A German personal-development newsletter by Mona Gruber offering short reflective essays on grief, dying, and everyday mindset, often mixing personal anecdotes with practical explanations. Readers get calm, supportive perspectives and some concrete practical information, such as what happens after a death at home.
A funeral-industry content blog explaining end-of-life terminology, timelines and etiquette such as funeral versus celebration of life, visitation versus wake, and what to wear. It gives readers practical, plain-language guidance for planning or attending memorial events, though it reads as SEO-driven content from a stone and memorial company.
A personal-development newsletter from a former start-up founder turned end-of-life guide, built around the idea that awareness of mortality can help people live more fully. Issues mix reflective essays on death, gratitude and anxiety with promotion of a free mini-course and paid live workshops.
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