Proposition 50: What California Voters Need to Know in 2025
My Walk Last Saturday, on my walk, I came across some protesters. I drew near to see what they were protesting about. It was about Prop 50. Of course, there were other issues, but Prop 50 stood out on the placard of many. Have you heard about it or seen the TV ads on it?…
When Polarization Shows Up in Society — and in Our Homes
We often hear the word polarizing used to describe public figures — leaders, celebrities, activists — who stir up strong feelings of either admiration or resentment. The truth is that anyone standing up for truth is polarized because s/he is making the other person pause and consider another (or other) aspect(s) of an issue, if…
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A very Happy Friday to you all. I hope everyone is doing great. Apologies for being AWOL, but, I’m still alive … segueing into and working on other things at the moment. Will keep you informed. I’m sure you’re all hearing the news … our nation is indeed at a Turning Point. It’s the time…
When the Camera Doesn’t Lie: A Frank Analysis of Andy Byron’s Viral Moment
What was your reaction on seeing that viral video? I was disgusted. It was supposed to be a fun night out. A Coldplay concert. A kiss cam. A playful tradition. But for former Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and HR head Kristin Cabot—both married to other people—that playful moment turned into a professional and personal firestorm.…
The Spirit of Haman: How the Ancient Story of Esther Still Speaks Today
The story of Haman in the Book of Esther is more than just an ancient tale of palace intrigue—it’s a timeless reminder of the dangers of unchecked ego, misplaced power, and hidden agendas. Though he lived in the Persian Empire over two thousand years ago, Haman’s spirit lives on. In churches, workplaces, families, and society…
Trading Bricks for the Breeze: Why Some People Choose to Live on Yachts Instead of in Homes
I walk along the beach at least three days a week and meet a lot of people. I also love to strike conversations on various topics with the people. One of such conversations is why they chose to live on their yachts, instead of on land in a home. This post examines this new trend…
Why Our Parents Didn’t Make It Financially Big — And How We Can
They worked hard. Gave their best. Sacrificed much.Yet, for many of our parents, financial greatness never quite happened. So what held them back? And more importantly — what can we do differently? Let’s unpack it. Our parents valued safety — and who can blame them? Government jobs, teaching, nursing, factory work… these were seen as…
I have been in a comatose (literally!)
I have been sleeping all these years (or was it comatose?) and finally woke up by a word I read. Yes, you got that right – a word! Well, maybe six words which said “died at 39, buried at 70!” It hit home like thunder striking at my heart and fire shot through my belly…
When Power Dated Wealth: Lessons from a Relationship Gone Wrong
They were unstoppable. One wanted to change the world with rockets.The other wanted to rule it with laws. But like so many relationships — romantic or otherwise — it all started with admiration … and ended in memes, silence, and passive-aggressive tweets. In our fictional satire, Max Titan and Preston Valor symbolized what happens when…
“Wealth Is a State of Mind” – Napoleon Hill
“Money does not come to the busy, nor to the needy, nor even the deserving… Wealth is not earned by toil alone. There are millions of men who toil harder than the wealthiest, but who only receive a fraction of the wealth. Why? Because wealth is a state of mind.” – Napoleon Hill When you…
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