Ends.
Why we overlook endings for humans, products, services and digital. And why we shouldn’t.

Fascinating - and deeply frustrating. Joe Macleod thinks we don't think about endings enough. And indeed, he is right that we spend much more time on 'onboarding' than 'offboarding'. How that simple, and correct observation, could sprawl into a sort of 'grand unified theory' running to 242 pages is......more

The history (and the present) of consumerism, and how the lack of proper ending in any life cycle is bad for everyone. Depending on your reading style, I might suggest reading few first chapters to stress the issue & it's impact, and dividing the rest of book into smaller pieces to read over time lat......more

I had some pretty big expectations about this book because I attended a workshop about it. The beginning was interesting but as the book goes on it just becomes too repetitive. There were typos in the book as well.........more

This was a very different book than I was expecting - it could have done with some tightening. As a Christian though, I did appreciate the chapter on how religion has influenced how we view endings, waste, etc.......more