Where do we go from here? Impeachment is upon us, but are we as divided as we think we are? Don't believe the lies.
Drain The Swamp
Category: Current Events
Cherish
Don't you just wish you could pause time? Imagine all of the wonderful things you could do if you could just hit pause for some period. Think of all of the things you could catch up on. How about all of the stuff you can finally get around to doing that seem to have been … Continue reading Cherish
Reflection
It’s a wonderful moment for us Trump supporters. We, like him, deserve the vindication. We have been told we are racist, moronic, fools. We have been told that Trump and Fox News were lying to us for two years straight, but you know what? We were always the ones benefiting from the truth, and despite … Continue reading Reflection
Tackling Debt
When will our country address the elephant in the room? Student loan debt has ballooned to over one-hundred trillion dollars. Discover three ways we can fix this problem.
Who’s Paying Attention?
History proves that focus, and investigative journalism collapse during economic booms. This typically brings a surprise, shock to the system resulting in a recession no one saw coming.
White Guilt
The New York Times recently had two editors respond to a college aged white woman's request to help her address her uneasy feeling of guilt about her white privilege. What does her fear, and their responses tell us about this sensitive topic? How else can we look at this?
No greater love than to lay down one’s life for another
Here are two modern-day examples of this message being carried out in life. We may never experience a moment requiring us to die for someone, but how can we use the courage of these two men in our daily lives to help our fellow brothers and sisters?
What will Democrats Do?
The 2018 midterms will decide the platform of the Democratic Party for 2020. A Red Wave will bring on a centrist/moderate pivot, whereas a Blue Wave will move the party further left. Let’s examine both potential outcomes.
National Issues, or Community Issues?
You can only control so many things in your life. Things you cannot control have degrees of ease about how difficult or simple you can attempt to manage them. You should surround your life with issues, causes, and ideas that are within your control. This is how you can decrease stress, increase results, and allow yourself to stay more consistently optimistic in the process. How do you do it? Give it a read.
An Unrealistic Utopia
What an interesting time we live in. The majority of the world's richest people hold over half of the wealth. A lot of them have plans to put their wealth towards charitable organizations. Some of these people will put their wealth to organizations that they created. Others take part in venture capital and look for ideas and people to invest … Continue reading An Unrealistic Utopia
Making a Difference
It's interesting how people chose to help on a particular cause. Making a difference is all about doing what you feel passionate about. It's also rewarding yourself for being selfless and not selfish. We all do it. Yet we all do it differently. Some people prefer prayer. It's their main MO. They pray for results. … Continue reading Making a Difference
Losing Weight – A Mental Game
How many articles, books, and videos are out there about weight loss? Too many. The jungle of content on such an important topic makes something so vital seem so difficult. Let's make it easy for all of us.
Change. A series devoted to one word. Part 3
Change presents us with the following options. You can resist it. You can embrace it. You can be the one creating it. You fall into some combination of the three before mentioned lines. You cannot speak about change without discussing the past. You can begin by accepting the following principles. The past is gone The past … Continue reading Change. A series devoted to one word. Part 3
About Me: Part 10, Traveler
Traveling has always been a passion I have had, and the ability to explore other locations is one of the greatest gifts we have in this technologically advanced era. I am so blessed to have been able to discover this beautiful world. I love interacting with locals, and monitoring for intricate differences of each culture. I … Continue reading About Me: Part 10, Traveler
About Me: Part 9, Cook
I love to cook. It is similar to running, in that my mind turns off and only focuses on the meal I am preparing. I enjoy the creativity of cooking. I like the struggle of duplicating a good meal, and experimenting with a new idea. I love that every time I cook, it will turn out … Continue reading About Me: Part 9, Cook
About Me: Part 8, Runner & Sports Enthusiast
I am hardly athletic, but I love sports. I love watching and playing them. I am much better at watching, though. I have always had a love for running. There is something special about a good playlist, a beautiful outdoor path, and the freedom to run. I love it. I am indeed in a new place … Continue reading About Me: Part 8, Runner & Sports Enthusiast
About Me: Part 7, Dog Rescuer
I am a dog lover, and I rescued my dog, Wilson. He is my life. I love him like a child. My day revolves around him, and I have no problem with that. I make sure to schedule my life around his needs. He comes first, and he should. He loves me unconditionally - but I'm sure … Continue reading About Me: Part 7, Dog Rescuer
About Me: Part 6, Advisor
I am an advisor. I understand personal finance well. It has always been a passion of mine. I love to help others, so why not use my finance knowledge to help clients succeed financially. I look at it as they are joining me on my Ark when they sign up to become a client. I will … Continue reading About Me: Part 6, Advisor
About Me: Part 5, Educator
I have no hobby that brings me more joy and happiness more than volunteering my time helping educate children. I know why I have this passion. I am so fortunate to have had incredible teachers as I grew up. I had many educators influence me. I remember when I was young, watching the movie ‘Pay It … Continue reading About Me: Part 5, Educator
About Me: Part 4, Libertarian
It’s 2018. Of course, I have to pledge allegiance to a respective ‘party,’ to make some people happy, and allow the rest to say, ‘I told you so.’ I am a libertarian. I love (for the most part) what the party stands for. I will admit, some of the ideas are fantasies in the era … Continue reading About Me: Part 4, Libertarian
