
Carry Your Beliefs
***Please note there is more foul language on this week's podcast than previous episodes.*** Keep your eye on your prize: the family you swore to protect. You have to be the one to teach them the lessons you want them to live by today that you also want them to pass down to their children when that day arrives. Focus on how you can continue to build the life you are proud to live and stand up for the values you believe in to be true and serve the well-being of your family, not only today, but in 20, 40, 60, 100 years from now. The Constitution was founded with the intent to preserve the laws written within it for as long as we remained loyal to it. It was not written to be easily changed or overruled without going through a rigorous voting system, meant to serve as the steadfast backbone of our country's freedoms and rights for us citizens. The further we allow our governing choices to drift from these foundational pieces, the more it will crumble and cause the house it upholds to eventually fall. As Americans, we must continue to see the value our laws declare as independence and remember how those laws serve us our freedoms and rights that we must protect for the sake of our future generations. While most of us aren't leaders of our country, a city, or certain community, many of us are the leaders of an even smaller space we do have control over: our household. It's crucial for us to remain focused on watering our own lawn before worrying over any of the neighbor's problems. We have to use our voice to express our principles as managers of our households and take charge of the influences we allow on our families, especially our children who model our behaviors whether we mean for them to or not. That's why it is important to always act with pride, integrity, and conviction in our beliefs. The action that creates the change you desire doesn't have to be grand, though your commitment to the change needs to be grand in order for you to succeed. You can't just watch from the sidelines and expect a different outcome to randomly happen, you have to create the movement and momentum that causes the shift to begin. Success is difficult, but failure is harder.















