Cant Catch a Break

Cant Catch a Break

By DeeJay & Dr. Char Phillips JohnsonSociety & Culture
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  • you can be successful start now ?

    Some of your most powerful and most meaningful moments will happen in the midst of failure and defeat. Some of the best memories can be made in the mundane. These are valuable too. Without a doubt, success in life also means developing the ability to be grateful and to find the nuggets of beauty in less glamorous times.
    They say, “the road to success is paved with failure.” What they don’t say is that each piece of failure on that road probably looks different than the other. Success most likely came by way of trying (and failing) many different ways. Yes, you can fail your way to success, but almost never by making the same mistake over and over.
    Getting good at risk-taking is a life skill that takes time to develop. You may have a few painful failures as you figure out how to take calculated risks in life. It’s best to start out by taking small risks. As you get better at it, you’ll probably become more comfortable. But don’t let your comfort be the only deciding factor. Often, taking a risk is the only way to achieve success.
    Any way you put it, there’s more than one way to do – just about everything. So, if at first, you don’t succeed, try another way.  Try a new strategy. Come at your goal from a new angle, at a different time, with a different person. There could, in fact be many effective strategies. You just need to find the right one. The only way to find it is to keep changing and keep trying until you find one that works.

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    22 min
  • solving ways of helping people from being Naive?

    only you can make it happen by standing up and not being Afraid or taking Advantage of

    • Gain experience: seek out opportunities to learn from different situations and people, broadening your understanding of the world.
    • Develop critical thinking skills: question information, consider different perspectives, and analyze situations before making decisions.
    • Learn to identify red flags:Recognize potential signs of deception or manipulation, and be wary of those who seem too good to be true.
    • Build self-awareness:Understand your own biases and tendencies, and be mindful of how they might influence your perceptions.
    • Seek guidance and mentorship: Learn from trusted individuals with more experience who can provide insights and guidance.
    • Embrace healthy skepticism: question assumptions and be cautious about accepting information at face value.
    • Expand your social circle:Interact with people from diverse backgrounds and perspectives, challenging your existing worldview.
    • Travel and explore: Experience different cultures and environments, broadening your understanding of the world beyond your immediate surroundings. 

      • 26 min
    • wonder why your gifts god have blessed you with are not working and why

      we got to remember sometimes Distraction in life can cause you to lose focus and not Believe in yourself because of the mistakes you have already made but there is a God who forgives and loves people

      You might be using your gifts in the wrong way.

      • Pride: You might be using your gifts for personal gain or to boast about your talents. 
      • Self-focus: You might be using your gifts to serve yourself instead of others. 
      • Not serving God's purpose: You might be using your gifts in ways that are not aligned with God's will. 

        • God's timing is different than ours.

        • Waiting for the right moment: God may be waiting for you to grow in certain areas before He reveals how to use your gifts effectively.
        • Testing your faith: God might be testing your faith through delays or challenges.
        • Trusting in God's plan: God has a plan for your life, and it's important to trust that He will reveal His plan in His timing. 

          • Pray and ask God for guidance: Seek God's direction on how to use your gifts effectively. 
          • Identify your gifts: Reflect on your strengths and talents and identify what you are good at. 
          • Develop your gifts: Practice and refine your skills and talents. 
          • Use your gifts to serve others: Find ways to use your gifts to serve God and others. 
          • Trust in God's timing: Be patient and trust that God will reveal His plan for your life in His timing. 
          • Don't compare yourself to others. Focus on your own journey and your own gifts. 

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            24 min
          • why do you care of what others Think of you?

            It’s important to be direct when you say "no" and avoid blaming other obligations or making excuses for your inability to participate. Once you start explaining why you can't do something, you are giving others a way to poke holes in your excuse. Or you may be giving them the chance to adjust their request to ensure that you can still do what they are asking.

            Try using a decisive tone when you decline something and resist the urge to add unnecessary details about your reasoning. Remind yourself that "no" is a complete sentence.

            A strong, healthy relationship involves a certain degree of reciprocity. If one person is always giving and the other is always taking, it often means that one person is forgoing things that they need to ensure that the other person has what they want.

            Even if you enjoy pleasing others, it is important to remember that they should also be taking steps to give to you in return. If you are always giving and they are always taking, you might be in a one-sided relationship.

            Consider where you want to spend your time. Who do you want to help? What goals are you trying to accomplish? Knowing your priorities can help you determine whether or not you have the time and energy to devote to something.

            If something is sapping your energy or taking too much of your time, take steps to address the problem. As you practice setting those boundaries and saying no to things you don't really want to do, you'll find that you have more time to devote to the things that are really important to yo

            It’s important to be direct when you say "no" and avoid blaming other obligations or making excuses for your inability to participate. Once you start explaining why you can't do something, you are giving others a way to poke holes in your excuse. Or you may be giving them the chance to adjust their request to ensure that you can still do what they are asking.

            Try using a decisive tone when you decline something and resist the urge to add unnecessary details about your reasoning. Remind yourself that "no" is a complete sentence.

            26 min
          • Deportation how much will it cost the Tax payers ?

            This will be defined as one of the biggest budgets that will increase the debt over time by trillions while taxpayers foot the bill and others cheer while children are separated from there parents. According to the Constitution, everyone has rights in America. what would Jesus do?

            • ou have the right to a hearing to challenge a deportation order, unless you waive your right to a hearing, sign something called a “Stipulated Removal Order,” or take “voluntary departure.”
            • You have the right to an attorney, but the government does not have to provide one for you. Ask for a list of free or low-cost alternatives. If you have no lawyer, ask the court to allow you time to find one.

              • You have the right to remain silent. You can also tell the agent that you’ll only answer questions in the presence of an attorney, no matter your citizenship or immigration status.
              • You do not have to answer questions about your immigration status. A limited exception exists for people who have permission to be in the U.S. for a specific reason and for a limited amount of time (a “nonimmigrant” on a visa, for example). These individuals are required to provide information about their immigration status if asked.
              • Generally, a Border Patrol agent cannot detain you unless they have “reasonable suspicion”  that you are committing or committed a violation of immigration law or federal law.
              • An immigration officer cannot arrest you without “probable cause.” That means the agent must have facts about you that make it probable that you are committing, or committed, a violation of immigration law or federal law.
              • At immigration checkpoints, agents do not need any suspicion to stop you and ask you questions, but their questions should be brief and related to verifying immigration status. They can also visually inspect your vehicle.

                • 25 min
              • What happened have Overseers left the Church

                The reason, so often, in most churches we have those that we call pastors, who are the full-time vocational men that we hear so often preaching and teaching, is really more or less because of our tradition. Both in the United States and throughout the world, often 
                Do we see

                Overseers must:

                • Be above reproach

                • Be temperate

                • Be respectable

                • Be an able teacher

                • Not be violent but gentle

                • Be free from the love of money

                • Be able to manage his household well

                • Be well-thought-of by those outside the faith

                • Not be arrogant

                • Not be greedy for gain

                • Be sensible

                • Be devout

                • Be able to give exhortation

                • Be the husband of one wife

                • Be self-controlled

                • Be hospitable

                • Not be a drunkard

                • Not be contentious

                • Be blameless

                • Not be a recent convert

                • Have faithful children

                • Not be prone to anger

                • Be devoted to what is good

                • Be upright

                • Hold firmly to the faithful message

                • Be able to correct false teachers

                  • Responsibilities

                  overseers coming to check on the members

                  we must remember that just because they can preach from the Bible, they still must show their skills in while dealing with people's souls


                  15 min
                • Are you scared more living in America or in the Pass ?

                  The minds and hearts of some would believe a lie rather than the truth, and being scared for some is the way of life because of a human being. Should we as a people be scared? This country stands under one nation under God, but because of sin and putting trust in humans instead of God, it has caused the generation to decline in a way that the government has the power and not God. I believe in prayer, no matter faith. Maybe God can change hearts and minds. and i do not believe in making no one scared change the way the Believe

                  “We all have the power of choice.”Catholic, age 50+
                  “Because God is angry at the way we are treating each other.”Mainline Protestant, age 50+
                  “Everything happens the way God intends. Everyone is living not a story but to live again

                  30 min
                • Getting to know who your Neighbors are ?

                   So a simple greeting can go a long way. Eventually, this can turn into some small talk, which can lead to more meaningful conversations.

                  Try various routes, and say hello to any neighbors you see. Make an effort to engage in conversation (if they seem receptive). 
                  Try various routes, and say hello to any neighbors you see. Make an effort to engage in conversation (if they seem receptive). 
                  Nobody enjoys a one-sided conversation, so ask your neighbor questions to keep them engaged. Asking how long they’ve lived in the neighborhood is an easy one without being too intrusive. 

                  Host a small gathering, and include your neighbors so you can get to know them better. You can invite people in person if you’ve talked to them or have exchanged phone numbers, or you can slip an invitation under their door.

                  26 min
                • America the forgotten Immigrants'

                  We tell ourselves stories as a nation. One of those stories is that we are a land of immigrants. But, in moments of crisis, we often find it difficult to live up to the promises made in those stories.Daniel Greene
                  Almost since the country’s founding, Americans have debated who should be included or excluded, with the boundaries of American identity often being shaped by prejudice against non-whites. As early as 1798, the Alien and Sedition Acts sought to deport immigrants and close some immigrant-owned presses, fearful that they would spread threatening ideas. For centuries prior to the country’s founding, and during the early years of the Republic, enslaved people were brought to the United States in captivity. And for hundreds of years, Indigenous people were forcibly removed from their lands by European settlers.
                  What happened to the pledge? Allegiance to the flag

                  What happened to the rule of law?

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                  23 min
                • There are Benefits in Dying ?

                  To put in every effort to survive and be afraid to die—is that fear? or you just don't want to talk about it...

                  Christians cannot treat dying persons as though they are forgotten or unimportant in the current of life. . . . Once people fall out of the stream of active life, out of the economic and political currents that fuel the powerful of this world, we are apt to forget about them or to pretend that they no longer exist.
                  We must remember this: what we will do for Jesus will last, and what we do for the Devil will not.

                  This kind of language might seem excessive until we remember the words of our Lord in Matthew 25:41–46, especially these:

                  Depart from me. . . . I was hungry and you gave me no food, I was thirsty and you gave me no drink, I was a stranger and you did not welcome me, naked and you did not clothe me, sick and in prison and you did not visit me. (vv. 41–43)

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                  24 min

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