A devastating loss takes folks out of their dreams quickly.
But three decisive steps rescue the reeling.
Only three steps? Even after a hurricane, Helene or Milton?
It’s never too late to storm-proof the future.
The difference in survival before or after a storm is how you manage anxiety.
And later, loss.
I suggest three steps to safety.
Continue Reading “Your biggest loss: Discover the 3 secrets to overcome it” Apocalypse in Israel or not, trauma is a daily episode in the modern world.
Survivors of the Supernova music festival in southern Israel say the scene looked like the apocalypse.
“This may be the most dangerous time the world has seen in decades.” Jamie Dimon, CEO JP Morgan Chase, 10/13/2023
The chief executive of the world’s largest bank said the terror attack in Israel and the Ukraine war have far-reaching effects on trade, markets and relationships for years to come.
The Bible details a number of alarming signs for “the end of the age.”
Here are two unfolding today with growing lethality.
Continue Reading “Apocalypse in Israel: Is Mass Murder and War a Sign of End Times?” Whatever hole or pit you’re in is not permanent.
Unless you want to stay there.
And many folks do.
The deeper the hole, the more resistance there is.
But, anyone can climb out if they open three hatches.
Continue Reading “Blow Out of Your Hole Through These Escape Hatches” This tragedy, the brutal murder of George Floyd, is horrific.
And then we watched mobs. . .
How many innocent Americans have they hurt?
How many have they murdered?
How do we put our society back together?
For some reason, Tyler Perry popped into my head.
No, not Madea. Tyler Perry.
Tyler was born into the tragedy of a raging alcoholic father.
Abuse swarmed him and his mother day and night.
He didn’t even finish high school, so he cornered a GED.
And yet Forbes listed Tyler Perry as the highest paid man in entertainment by 2011.
“My childhood was a story of discouragement, belittlement and unthinkable abuse, and yet I rose above.” Tyler Perry, Higher is Waiting
More than ever, folks in America are growing up in abusive homes.
I did. That’s why I admire Tyler Perry. He navigated abuse for 21 years before leaving home.
Racism and inequality are bad enough, but pile on abuse, and success is much harder.
Tyler Perry overcame all three.
Continue Reading “How America Can Rescue Tragedy for Triumph” One change lifts you above fear to a better future.
Simply ask three questions.
Continue Reading “One Change Makes a Big Difference for Your Future”