The Difference Between Being Lonely and Preferring to Be Alone

Human beings are social creatures, yet our relationship with solitude varies widely. Some find joy in solitude, while others experience deep loneliness. It is important to understand the difference between being lonely and preferring to be alone, as these states can significantly impact our emotional well-being and social relationships. Defining Loneliness and Preferring to Be … Continue reading The Difference Between Being Lonely and Preferring to Be Alone

Are You an Introvert or an Extrovert And Do You Ever Wish You Were the Opposite?

A diagram showing the different socially-inclined personalities. one thrives in solitude, the other finds energy in social connections. In the tapestry of human personalities, the line between introverts and extroverts is fascinating. While one thrives in solitude, the other finds energy in social connections. Both types have their unique strengths and struggles, yet many of … Continue reading Are You an Introvert or an Extrovert And Do You Ever Wish You Were the Opposite?

Bucks wins the Emirates Cup and Giannis wins MVP

Bucks Raise The NBA Cup 🏆🆙 - View now in the NBA App - https://nba.ope.nstori.es/go/clip/17dad0e8-cb3b-28e4-0a5d-3a16ea2823e1?collectionId=nba-cup-clips I haven't published any post since the 2024-25 NBA Season began for various reasons. But, I couldn't help not sharing these beautiful moments of the Milwaukee Bucks. They won the 2024 Emirates Cup and Giannis won the MVP. It was … Continue reading Bucks wins the Emirates Cup and Giannis wins MVP

Part 2: The Paradox of Insurance

The different types of Insurance Here's a concise overview of Part 1 of this article listing the essential insurance types for comfortable living in the U.S.: 1. Health Insurance is essential to cover medical expenses, which can be exorbitantly high without insurance. Types of health insurance are private (through employers or the marketplace), Medicare (for … Continue reading Part 2: The Paradox of Insurance

Sabbath Day and Rest: God’s Weekly Invitation to Recharge

God’s invitation to rest in Him In a world where hustle culture reigns supreme, Sundays can feel like just another day to catch up on tasks—or for many, a busy workday. Some might even find themselves working every day just to make ends meet. But what if we took God’s invitation to rest seriously? The … Continue reading Sabbath Day and Rest: God’s Weekly Invitation to Recharge

Of Folklore and Mythology: The Timeless Influence on Modern Culture

Folklore and mythology (R) Apollo and Artemis with Starbucks logo in the background Folklore and mythology have been integral to human civilization for centuries, shaping societies, cultures, and traditions. Rooted in storytelling, these narratives have provided explanations for natural phenomena, moral guidance, and a sense of identity. Even in today’s technology-driven world, their influence is … Continue reading Of Folklore and Mythology: The Timeless Influence on Modern Culture

Soul Ties

Soul ties formed through sex, especially multiple sexual relationships, are the hardest to break Soul ties are deep emotional, spiritual, or physical connections that form between individuals. These connections can have both positive and negative implications depending on their nature and how they are formed. Soul ties can happen in several ways. Here’s a few: … Continue reading Soul Ties

Advent: A Season of Reflection and Preparation

The Advent Wreath with the Four Candles of Hope, Joy, Peace, and Love As December ushers in the festive season, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the glittering lights, endless shopping lists, and the anticipation of holiday celebrations. However, for Christians around the world, this time holds a deeper significance—it is the season of Advent. … Continue reading Advent: A Season of Reflection and Preparation

Presidential Pardons: The Power, the Controversy, and the Ethics.  Did President Biden do Wrong?

A father-son from infancy to adulthood; with the White House in the background President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, has sparked controversy due to his previous commitments not to use presidential powers for family benefit. Critics, including Republicans and some Democrats, view the pardon as an abuse of power and a … Continue reading Presidential Pardons: The Power, the Controversy, and the Ethics.  Did President Biden do Wrong?

Countries of the World: An Overview of Numbers and Systems of Governance

Credits: WPR. Government types of Countries in the World The world is a vast and diverse place, home to 196 recognized sovereign states. Of these, 194 are member states of the United Nations, while the remaining two—the Holy See (Vatican City) and Palestine—are recognized as observer states. Each country operates under its own unique system … Continue reading Countries of the World: An Overview of Numbers and Systems of Governance

America is NOT Ready for a Female President: Still A Complex Road Ahead

Illustration of global female presidents Of the 195 countries in the world, at least a third (60+) have had female presidents, with 13 currently in office.  Of those numbers, the continent of Africa has had ten (10) female presidents, including both elected and acting leaders. And there are currently two (2) in office, namely, Samia … Continue reading America is NOT Ready for a Female President: Still A Complex Road Ahead

When Church/Christian Leaders Lead People Away from God: Causes and Pathways to Reconciliation

An illustration of God, a church building, and His people looking upward in faith and awe. Being a Leader of any sort in the church, and particularly an Apostle, a Pastor, Evangelist, Prophet, or Teacher, known in the church circles as the five-fold ministry, is a divine calling, a mantle entrusted to shepherd God’s people … Continue reading When Church/Christian Leaders Lead People Away from God: Causes and Pathways to Reconciliation

Black Friday

Ladies on a Black Friday shopping spree The Origin Black Friday, now synonymous with frenzied shopping and deep discounts, has an interesting history. The term originally emerged in the 1950s in Philadelphia, where it was used to describe the day after Thanksgiving when massive crowds of suburban shoppers and tourists would flood the city ahead … Continue reading Black Friday

Part 3:  Should a Man Listen to His Mom’s Advice About His Relationship?

The man in the middle of a relationship triangle This is our final post of our article on whether sons should listen to their mothers regarding their relationships.  In Part 1, we reviewed the Pros and Cons of men taking relationship advice from their mothers and gave advice to mothers who have unresolved feelings about … Continue reading Part 3:  Should a Man Listen to His Mom’s Advice About His Relationship?

Philanthrocapitalism and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)—

We all know what capitalism is and have heard of philanthropy and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). But have you heard of Philanthrocapitalism? How much exactly do you/we really know? Are these terms actually working for our society or are they funnels for more founders’ profits? Is it possible to do good while profiteering - can … Continue reading Philanthrocapitalism and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)—

Part 2:  Should a Man Listen to His Mom’s Advice About His Relationship?

A messy triangle of mother-son-wife Continuing our article on whether sons should listen to their mothers regarding their relationships.  In Part 1, we reviewed the Pros and Cons of men taking relationship advice from their mothers and gave advice to mothers who have unresolved feelings about their son’s choice of woman. Read Part 1 here. … Continue reading Part 2:  Should a Man Listen to His Mom’s Advice About His Relationship?

When God disrupts your life and seems to put it on pause

When God “puts a life on pause,” it often feels like an interruption of plans, ambitions, or even comfort. This pause might come through a challenging season—unexpected illness, loss, a career setback, or even a profound sense of restlessness. For believers, these pauses can be bewildering, especially when they’re pursuing a path they thought was … Continue reading When God disrupts your life and seems to put it on pause

Should a Man Listen to His Mom’s Advice About His Relationship? Weighing the Pros and Cons

Man torn between the women in his life Counseling a man, supposedly, in love  is a  tricky issue for anyone to dabble into.  Same for women.  However, and generally speaking, women are more levelheaded in receiving relationship advices than men.  But what happens when the counseling or advice is coming from the man’s mother or … Continue reading Should a Man Listen to His Mom’s Advice About His Relationship? Weighing the Pros and Cons

The Man, Elon Musk: A Cool Billionaire (Soon Trillionaire) with Geek Appeal

I’ve recently started following Elon Musk, and let me tell you—I love his style. For a man of his caliber; being the richest man in America, and in the world, one often touted as the future’s first trillionaire (yes, trillionaire—it’s not even in the dictionary yet), he comes across as surprisingly down-to-earth. And for someone … Continue reading The Man, Elon Musk: A Cool Billionaire (Soon Trillionaire) with Geek Appeal

President-Elect Donald John Trump’s Historic Comeback: A Testament to Resilience and Vindication

Trump addressing his supporters earlier today Donald John Trump has been declared the winner of the 2024 presidential election; a moment that marks the greatest, political, historic and powerful comeback ever. With this win,Trump will be the 47th President of the United States of America to be sworn-in in January 2025. Donald J. Trump led … Continue reading President-Elect Donald John Trump’s Historic Comeback: A Testament to Resilience and Vindication

Are you a Disruptor and a Divisor?

Do you know that boldly speaking out about issues—especially controversial ones—can indeed lead some to view you as “divisive” and “disruptive,” but this doesn’t necessarily make you divisive in a negative sense. Yes, being divisive and disruptive can absolutely be positive, especially when the goal is to inspire change, shed light on important issues, or … Continue reading Are you a Disruptor and a Divisor?

When God is Silent: Understanding the Purpose and Finding Closeness Again

What do you do when God is Silent? There are moments in many believers’ lives when they feel the weight of silence from God. During these times, “what have I done?” bombards the mind, prayers seem unanswered, guidance feels absent, and doubts can arise. However, silence from God doesn’t mean abandonment or indifference; often, it’s … Continue reading When God is Silent: Understanding the Purpose and Finding Closeness Again

Stability in Governance: A Case To Change the Four-Year Term

The regular four-year election cycle in the United States 🇺🇸, and most countries of the world, often leads to a cycle of policy shifts as new presidents undo the work of their predecessors. This creates a stop-start dynamic that can be destabilizing for the country. While the current system provides checks and balances through term … Continue reading Stability in Governance: A Case To Change the Four-Year Term

12 Ways to Cultivating Peace and Keep Anger at Bay

Ways to keep your Peace While anger is a natural human emotion, peace is the antidote that helps keep it in check. It’s not about avoiding life’s challenges, but rather about maintaining a calm, centered mindset no matter what’s happening around you. The key to sustaining peace is building habits and mindsets that keep negativity … Continue reading 12 Ways to Cultivating Peace and Keep Anger at Bay

Being Strategic in Life: The Path to Purpose and Fulfillment

Wheel of Personal Success We often hear about strategies and strategic planning in business.  It is equally important to have personal strategies, be strategic, and live strategically in life.  By being strategic, you gain clarity on what matters most, prioritize your resources, and make decisions that lead to long-term fulfillment. In business, strategies serve as … Continue reading Being Strategic in Life: The Path to Purpose and Fulfillment

Understanding Class Statuses in America: Does the Middle Class Still Exist?

In the United States, social class is more than just income—it encompasses lifestyle, education, occupation, and overall economic stability. The traditional class structure, often segmented into lower, working, middle, upper-middle, and upper classes, has been the foundation of American society for generations. However, as economic dynamics have evolved, so has the concept of the “middle … Continue reading Understanding Class Statuses in America: Does the Middle Class Still Exist?

Witchcraft is Real – Part II: Awareness and Protecting Yourself and Loved Ones

Learn about witchcraft not to fear it but to understand how it operates today. We’re continuing the post on witchcraft. In Part I, we listed the forms and effects if witchcraft. The forms of witchcraft listed are merely the common ones and not limited in any sense. The Spirit of God is the greatest discerner … Continue reading Witchcraft is Real – Part II: Awareness and Protecting Yourself and Loved Ones

Inglewood, CA: Fast Becoming “The City That Never Sleeps”

The City of Inglewood, once known primarily for its residential neighborhoods and proximity to Los Angeles, has rapidly transformed into a vibrant entertainment and economic hub.  Earning the City of Angels its new reputation as “The City That Never Sleeps.” The latest addition of the Intuit Dome, new home of the Los Angeles Clippers, complements Inglewood’s … Continue reading Inglewood, CA: Fast Becoming “The City That Never Sleeps”

Steve Balmer, the man behind the Intuit Dome, and owner of LA Clippers

Steve Ballmer is a prominent American businessman best known for his ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers NBA team and his tenure as the CEO of Microsoft. Here’s an overview of his career and role behind Intuit Done: Ownership of the LA Clippers Acquisition: In 2014, Ballmer purchased the Los Angeles Clippers for $2 billion, … Continue reading Steve Balmer, the man behind the Intuit Dome, and owner of LA Clippers

The Los Angeles Clippers’ Intuit Dome: A Must-Visit for Every Basketball Fan

As the 2024-25 NBA Season begins, the Los Angeles Clippers whose opening night is today, will be ushering in a new era of sports entertainment with their highly anticipated Intuit Dome. This, $2 billion state-of-the-art arena, constructed within 3 years, opened in Inglewood in August, and promises to redefine the fan experience. It is a … Continue reading The Los Angeles Clippers’ Intuit Dome: A Must-Visit for Every Basketball Fan

Short-Term Peace, Long-Term Pain: The Flip Side of Keeping Mute from Telling a Loved One When In Error

A previous post was about how not to keep silent when a loved one errs or is veering off the wrong path. The post gave eight (8) reasons why it’s better speak up, in love, when a loved one is on a wrong path or making the wrong choices. This post, as the title shows, … Continue reading Short-Term Peace, Long-Term Pain: The Flip Side of Keeping Mute from Telling a Loved One When In Error

Loving Someone Through Their Bad Choices

Tough love is not about harshness; it's about fostering self-reliance, resilience, and personal accountability.”  - Unknown Most of us have experienced watching a loved one veer a wrong path or make unhealthy choices. It hurts. Trying to balance loving such person while, simultaneously, wondering if to talk to them about their choices becomes a challenge. What … Continue reading Loving Someone Through Their Bad Choices

The Future According to Elon Musk: From Starship Launches to Martian Dreams

It’s 2035, and humanity is in the middle of a radical transformation. At the center of it all? None other than Elon Musk (EM), the man whose obsession with Mars has not only captured headlines but inspired an entire generation. From launching humans on Starship to building humanoid robots like Optimus, Musk’s vision of the … Continue reading The Future According to Elon Musk: From Starship Launches to Martian Dreams

Relocating from a Higher Cost of Living Area to a Lower One: California vs. Texas or Ohio

I visited Texas (Austin and Houston) this past weekend.  It’s not my first time in Texas or these cities.  But the first time that I actually paid some attention!  The food was different (southern) and portions were big.  I chose not to visit any food franchise available in California. Speeding is highly frowned upon with … Continue reading Relocating from a Higher Cost of Living Area to a Lower One: California vs. Texas or Ohio