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    Economic Dominance Is Attainable

    Economic Dominance Is Attainable

    By Jack Watts | February 12, 2025

    COMMON SENSE: There are two ways to make the USA more prosperous, by increasing our Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and…

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    A Diamond in the Rough – How to Skillfully Write a Trade Book about a Leadership Topic

    A Diamond in the Rough – How to Skillfully Write a Trade Book about a Leadership Topic

    By Janet Garcia | June 7, 2024

    In 1949, in the Broadway production of “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” Carol Channing originally released a jazz song called “Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend.” Later, Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend” was popularized by this same 1949 song sung by Marilyn Monroe in the film “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes”. 1 What…

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    You Can Heal from Religious Abuse

    You Can Heal from Religious Abuse

    By Jack Watts | February 3, 2025

    RECOVERING FROM RELIGIOUS ABUSE, or any other kind of abuse for that matter, can be painful and difficult, but it can be done. The problem with religious abuse is that the name of God has been deviously appropriated, leaving the victim not only angry with the abuser but also with…

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    No Such Thing as an Overprotective Parent

    No Such Thing as an Overprotective Parent

    By Ron Termale | December 13, 2024

    “Direct your children onto the right path, and when they are older, they will not leave it.” — Proverbs 22:6 NLT “Listen, my son, to your father’s instruction and do not forsake your mother’s teaching. They are a garland to grace your head and a chain to adorn your neck.”…

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    Economic Dominance Is Attainable

    Economic Dominance Is Attainable

    By Jack Watts | February 12, 2025

    COMMON SENSE: There are two ways to make the USA more prosperous, by increasing our Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and by paying down our debt. If we do both, our nation will be stronger than ever.  With an additional $1.1 trillion in investments into the economy the first week of…

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    “Direct your children onto the right path, and when they are older, they will not leave it.” — Proverbs 22:6 NLT “Listen, my son, to your father’s instruction and do not forsake your mother’s teaching. They are a garland to grace your head and a chain to adorn your neck.” — Proverbs 1:8-9 NIV In…

    The Flip Side of Lawfare

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    By Jack Watts | December 11, 2024

    COMMON SENSE: Political analysts love to dissect the results of elections. That’s no secret. They tell us how women voted compared to men, how those who are educated voteed compared to the less educated, and numerous other categories. They bifurcate the electorate in numerous ways, but they routinely leave out one variable that I consider…

    This Is Why Trump Demands Personal Loyalty

    This Is Why Trump Demands Personal Loyalty

    By Jack Watts | December 4, 2024

    COMMON SENSE: Progressive political commentators, when discussing President-Elect Trump’s cabinet nominations, mention that personal loyalty is the overriding criteria for each selection. When they say this, it’s never in a complementary way. Instead, they consistently connect his behavior with the actions of a dictator. Linking Trump to Hitler, where personal loyalty to the Führer was…

    Let Us Rise Up and Build

    Let Us Rise Up and Build

    By Janet Garcia | December 2, 2024

    Organizational change leaders must first create urgency by highlighting risks or opportunities in open and honest cultures (Holmquist, 2021, pp. 111-112). With specific performance improvements and targets, short-term wins build momentum and credibility, increasing success possibilities rather than impending deterioration (Kotter 2012, p. 12; DePree, 2004, p. 111). After early wins, leaders should consolidate advantages…

    Kamala’s Missing Voters

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    By Jack Watts | November 27, 2024

    COMMON SENSE: At this point, nearly all of the Presidential votes have been tabulated. Trump received 72.5 million, while Kamala received 67.9 million. That’s an impressive victory for Trump, but his total is substantially less than the 74.2 million he received when he lost to Joe Biden in the 2020 election. In Joe’s victory, he…

    In The Lord’s Service; Basic Training

    In The Lord’s Service; Basic Training

    By Rick Ferguson | November 25, 2024

    Now that you have been born again! Now that the Father has transferred you from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of His dear Son, He has now by His grace, qualified and called you to be a servant of the Lord Jesus Christ. But hold up! Before you rise from the altar, run…

    Thanking for Tomorrow’s Blessings Today:  Cultivating Hope and Healing

    Thanking for Tomorrow’s Blessings Today: Cultivating Hope and Healing

    By Robyn Starr | November 22, 2024

    In the journey of personal development and spiritual growth, one powerful practice stands out: expressing gratitude in advance for the hopes we wish to see realized. This concept is not only rooted in psychological research but also in spiritual teachings. As Jesus said, “When you pray and ask for something, believe that you have received…

    I Was Right about Everything

    I Was Right about Everything

    By Jack Watts | November 20, 2024

    COMMON SENSE: Yesterday, my prediction was that Trump would win, and it wouldn’t even be close. I prognosticated, “Trump 312 Electors, Harris 227 Electors.” Right now, Trump has 277, which is enough to win the election, but there are still four states that haven’t been called. Trump leads in all four. If he wins them,…

    Think Of Us

    Think Of Us

    By Rick Ferguson | November 15, 2024

    Bob stared at the letter of resignation on his desk. It had been placed there only minutes ago by one of his team members. Disheartened and sighing deeply, he asked himself, “How many now? How many more?” Bob rose from his chair and picked up the letter. He knew he would receive the same demeaning…