Think for Yourself

Enough is enough! There comes a time when denial leads to irreversible damage. We are at that point. Carole talks about courage...personal and national...and why the need to find both is now.

There are many ways to take a stand for what you believe in. Some require community and some just take an individual gesture. Carole shares the gesture she has chosen and why.

Some things, like governments, cannot function for the overall good once they surpass a certain size.  We are seeing this in recent events concerning parents' rights and executive power. Carole highlights the truth of the dangers inherent in an out of control federal government.

In a culture that wants to cancel every independent thinker...or even anyone who dares not to "go along to get along" there are stories throughout history of individuals who stood up and changed humankind's destiny...and there is one such story playing out before our eyes with Lt. Colonel Stuart Sheller. Carole explains why.

Its possible to reach some startling and undeniable conclusions without anything more than common sense. Once done, it becomes our responsibility to stand up for what we know is true. If you've questioned how to bring more meaning to your life here's the likely answer.

How do you stand back and, with perspective, find your place in a rapidly changing chaotic world? What if there was someone who laid it all out for you over 100 years ago? Well, they did and Carole looks at the guidance and how it applies to what we are going through.

Its a waste of time and energy to either try and make old ways of doing things work or pursue alternative ways that similarly return us to past struggles.  The power of the individual thinking creatively has never been greater or more available. So, Carole explores why, and how, we must seize the moment.

Names given programs or agendas are often deliberately crafted to mislead. This goes all the way back to Edward Bernaise, Sigmund Freud's nephew, and the founder of modern marketing strategy. But there are examples much more recent, costly and devastating that we should all be aware of in order to sharpen our skills for discernment.

How many of us would behave any way we wanted any time we wanted if there were no consequences? Probably not many. Yet we are witnessing an epidemic of it in the lives of national leaders. Carole explores the latest example and what we can personally do about it.

We sometimes inadvertently express ourselves with words that are subconsciously chosen to shine a better light on our behavior. Then again, sometimes those words are deliberately chosen to consciously justify bad behavior. Carole looks at a global event that occurred recently as a prime example of the latter.