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"Good Inside" by Dr. Becky Kennedy offers invaluable insights and practical guidance for modern-day parents, empowering them to navigate parenting challenges with confidence and empathy. Dr. Becky's ability to break down overwhelming dilemmas into actionable steps, along with her ongoing support through social media and a podcast, makes this book an essential addition for all parents.
I am a big believer that personal health starts with taking responsibility for our own lives. This means we understand that we alone are in control and there is no one else to blame if we go off course. The only thing that matters is getting back on course as soon as possible. But what … Continue reading Continued Thoughts On Personal Health, Diet, Exercise
The post-COVID era has highlighted the drawbacks of cash and coins, which can harbor viruses and bacteria. Digital payments offer efficiency and hygiene, reducing the risk of germ transmission. While freedom allows for cash preference, the benefits of digital transactions, including speed and convenience, make them a superior choice for a cleaner and more efficient future.
Criticizing Apple for including a pregnant man emoji, arguing that it reflects a departure from scientific and biological realities in favor of appeasing a vocal minority.
The Parasitic Mind is essential for those who value critical thinking and intellectual freedom. Gad Saad’s insights are both thought-provoking and timely, making it a valuable addition to our #RequiredReading repertoire.
Abolishing property tax exemptions for religious institutions is a step towards fiscal responsibility and fairness.
This book is a must-read for anyone seeking to break free from indoctrination and embrace objective, evidence-based perspectives.
“Woke, Inc.” critiques the adoption of “woke” culture in corporations and institutions #butfreedom
The essay confronts the flawed concept of 'race' as a biological reality, asserting it's a social construct that's been debunked by science. It emphasizes that true human diversity lies in cultural ethnicity and nationality, not in 'race.' By recognizing this, and drawing from previous discussions on the topic, the essay advocates for an enlightened perspective that honors our shared humanity over artificial divides.
"Get back to zero" is a life philosophy advocating for completing one task entirely before moving to the next, ensuring each action receives full attention. This approach helps maintain order, alleviates overwhelm, and prepares us for new challenges with a clear space and mind. It's about embracing the moment fully, whether it's cleaning, working, or playing, allowing for a life lived with intention and a sense of calm achievement.
