In a world hellbent on turning the truth upside down, and making evil, good, and good, evil these articles will help you maintain your resolve to do and say what’s right.
What kind of country will America be when our grandchildren grow up? How will my choices today shape that future 20 years from now? I frequently ask myself these two questions, especially with the country’s direction as of late. Though Communism is still an ideology of the minority here and … Keep reading…
On Sunday, October 30, 1938, Orson Welles presented War of the Worlds as a prime-time radio show. Though the show was introduced as a fictional story, many listeners missed the introduction and tuned in to hear that Martians had landed, killed 7000 National Guardsman, and were attacking cities like New … Keep reading…
How has our culture taken such an abrupt turn toward sin and evil this past year? Strip clubs and casinos stay open while churches get closed? Protests, looting, and riots are commendable, while patriotic rallies are condemnable? According to Mainstream Media, it’s “okay” to: “Woe to those who call evil good … Keep reading…
Whichever side of the political spectrum you find yourself on, you can probably find something to be grateful for from the other side. That might sound impossible when you’re overwhelmed with anger, fear, frustration, or bitterness toward the other side. But if you set aside your emotions and think logically, … Keep reading…
We still have a small number of National Guard soldiers left in Minneapolis. Vanessa and I make a point to drive past one of the areas they’re stationed when we are out, just so we can say, “Thank you” as we drive by. If there were only one thing I … Keep reading…
You might expect this article covers questions like “What is the meaning of life?” or “What is my purpose?” It doesn’t. Those are better questions for a college philosophy class, or a deep discussion with friends after a few drinks. The questions I cover here are life-changing because they can … Keep reading…
A fatitude is a belief or attitude that keeps you fat and unhealthy. In today’s other-blaming victimhood culture, many people point their fingers at others for their personal and professional problems, including their health. They cling to beliefs that harm, not help. I call these beliefs “fatitutdes.” Even if you … Keep reading…
No matter her shape, size, age, or position, there is something beautiful about a woman who unleashes her honest and authentic self to the world. To be clear, I always find my wife, Vanessa, to be beautiful. But just as cookie dough ice cream has different layers of deliciousness, there’s … Keep reading…
Finger-pointing. Helplessness. Hissy-fits. Name-calling. And unicorns. We can’t forget the unicorns. No, I’m not talking about toddlers, adolescents, or teenagers. I’m referring to the attitudes and behaviors of too many “adults” across America. Is it just me, or does it seem almost impossible to have a constructive conversation about a controversial … Keep reading…
A year goes by so fast, and yet so much can happen in that short time. It seems like just weeks ago that I wrote In My Next 40 Years…, yet it was exactly a year ago. This past week, I thought a lot about the past 12 months…what I … Keep reading…
I don’t know about you, but I’m burned out from all the clichéd quotes about fear that fill up my newsfeed. While fear is a factor in one’s lack of success, few people understand the fears that actually drive their behavior. The obvious fears, such as the fear of public … Keep reading…
Got goals? As you get after them, get ready for the Emotional Cycle of Change. It’s the mental and emotional roadmap for each stage of the journey, from starting line to celebrating success. It doesn’t matter if your goal is to drop 50 pounds, build financial freedom from your home-based … Keep reading…