Sick of Failing in Life

Sick of Failing in Life: 3 Tips to Start Fresh Today Introduction. When I first started thinking about this topic, I remembered the old thing about how ‘live’ spelled backwards is ‘evil’. Well, my opinion is that what’s evil is to waste a life

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What Is Evil?

Many people were horrified when Shirley Jackson short story ‘The Lottery’ came out, about a small town who annually practiced the ritual of stoning someone as a sacrifice for a good harvest. They cried, “How could that ever happen?” But what if instead of the lottery being

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9/11, Charlie Kirk, and the Politics of Hate

24 years ago, we were brutally attacked because of political and religious false doctrines of hate.  We were horrified that people were so indoctrinated that they would give up their own lives to perform acts of terrorism.   We mourned, and we engaged in the

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Parenting: Not a Popularity Contest

Whether it is placating, pleasing, or atoning for your lack of presence in your child’s life, the cycle of madness needs to stop if you want a functional future. The need for a demanding career -whether to boost your standard of living, massage your ego, or concede to

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Bridging the Gap – Christianity in the New Age

It is inevitable, perhaps unavoidable to pick up newspapers, or tune in to radio or television programs which highlight yet another attack by one religious group against the beliefs of another. Consistently for years one of the primary targets is a group of spiritual and

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The Focus Myth

Individuals gifted with ADD/HD have two activity settings, so to speak: hyper focus and multi-task. Many assume that those with ADD/HD display an overall lack of focus, a misunderstanding which gave us the misnomer of “attention deficit” in the first place, rooted only in

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Confidence or Conceit?

Everyone, at one time or another, has heard someone arguing with conviction. Barely listening to the opposition, only briefly addressing their concerns, simply stating their opinion, considering it the summation of the debate. One need not look beyond our political landscape

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Let the Fireflies Guide You

Oftentimes when we stand upon the precipice of change, it feels like we are standing at twilight. The day is behind us and we are headed into the unknown night, knowing that dawn is on the other side of night, yet it feels so far away. When the thought of experiencing

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So Why Punish the Kids?

After my work pivoted in the mid to late nineties, placing a stronger focus on ADD/HD, I’ve often spoke of how these kids were viewed as a computer virus by the mainframe computer we call public education. These bright, inquisitive, and challenging children exposed the

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