Monthly Archives: October 2019

When I am stuck in an airport for a couple of hours; I am content on people watching instead of destroying my neck using a smartphone. I watch a relatively large amount of uneventful people come and go. I find … Continue reading →

I was struggling to find a lesson from my past to write about. It didn’t take too long for me to find one. I am hoping that you can learn from it. It was a lesson why it is okay … Continue reading →

I turned down the offer I had previously been presented with for a great reason. It would have left me in a bad position. In this position; I easily was looking for the wrong thing to begin with. It wasn’t … Continue reading →

This isn’t an Inhumane Resources story but it has a few jewels of wisdom that can be adapted for everyday life (and business too). It just happened to have involved “yours truly”. I was reminded of a salesman’s failure to … Continue reading →

***It is Saturday morning and I wanted to highlight someone else’s work. This article by Nikolai at Soviet Men struck a nerve. I had a time wasting experience that took away two months of my life. It is one thing … Continue reading →

I don’t revel in the failure of others. It doesn’t matter if it is a person or a company. But I find myself strangely attracted to a train wreck in progress. Comparative to non-racing fans enjoying NASCAR highlights of a … Continue reading →

I had previously mentioned that I had been faced with a life challenging experience that I could roughly parallel with what Jeffrey Younger that had been going through. In the past, I have teased at the story as a lesson … Continue reading →

A compatriot of mine had shown me a news story that I was overlooking. I had roughly heard of the case of Jeffrey Younger and the fight to save his son James from a forced gender transition. A jury had … Continue reading →

***This is a repost from Hunter Drew at the Family Alpha Blog. I was concerned about this story.*** JEFFREY YOUNGER & THE END OF FATHER’S RIGHTS Jury rules against dad trying to save his 7-year-old from gender ‘transition’ I’ve recently … Continue reading →