Union members and state employment retirees have a rude awakening if the US transitions to communism.

For the last 20 years, Americans have taken capitalism for granted. Now, communist politicians and subversive groups are trying to take advantage of Americans' lack of knowledge and enthusiasm for capitalism. It's time for Americans to come back home.

I cover several significant points in this episode that people may have never heard before.

Jason Wilson CEO and I are teaming up to help new and struggling veteran insurance agents chart a career path to success in the financial services industry.

We hope you enjoy our first episode.

Everyone wants the money if they thought they could be successful.

The six letter word, effort, is underestimated in its role in helping people become successful. There is no one-to-one substitute for effort; not social media, not paid advertising, nor any other medium to persuade or influence others.

With the push of social justice warriors tearing down statues, removing pictures and  "canceling" people's careers who do not share the same opinion, many people earning average to above average incomes are putting paychecks above the belief systems. And this is fine as long as you feel you can compromise your values for a paycheck. Prostitutes do it all the time.

This episode recommends people, looking to break the chains of corporate and social justice slavery, start a part-time or full-time business.

When a person owns and controls the method of creating his or her livelihood, you are less likely to surrender your beliefs.

This episode discusses how Black America has been devastated financially and socially by missing out on the virtues of capitalism.

If you have never owned a business, I want to make the concept of buying from your business simple.

If you currently own a retail establishment like a hair salon, gas station, a catering business or a bakery, you already understand.

Owning a business and purchasing from your own business in addition to having the majority of transactions coming from retail customers is the backbone of small business ownership.

The majority of small business owners do not manufacture their own products from raw materials. The baker must buy ingredients like flour, sugar, ovens, etc. The hair stylist buys his perm and hair color materials from a supplier.

Ronda Kennedy is general practice attorney in Ventura County who brings years of experience helping Californians navigate the legal system. Ronda is also a Ventura County, California District 26 Congressional Candidate. I hope listeners enjoy this interview.

Ronda's practice areas include: personal injury, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, criminal defense, discrimination cases, business law, family law and landlord/tenant disputes.

Click HERE to visit The Law Offices of Ronda Kennedy.

Click HERE to visit Ronda Kennedy for Congress.