Mount Olympus Project Enrollment Deadline Pushed Back To Tuesday
LAST CALL FOR ENROLLMENT OF THIS COURSE I have had a number of people express interest in this course who have not gotten back to me and I know there was a short enrollment period so I am extending the enrollment period until Tuesday evening September 8, 2015. Please contact me as soon as […]
World Reserve Currency: Do You Know What It Is And How It Affects Your Family?
I have written about this topic many times in the past and I have been lecturing on it for at least the last five years. So here is an update on World Reserve Currency. According to Investopedia World Reserve Currency is difined as: A foreign currency held by central banks and other major financial institutions as […]
By Dawn We’ll Be Free: One Family’s Courageous Journey to Freedom
About a year and 1/2 ago, I was teaching in Southern California. I always try to bring a lot of stories and historical relevance to my classes and in this particular class, I had related the events surrounding the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. One of my students, a quiet but attentive older lady approached me after […]
The Mount Olympus Project
Life has changed in the 21st century. Technology is changing everything from how we dress, to how we drive, to how we dream. But It Doesn’t Change How We Feel. And no matter how life changing our technology becomes or how big our dreams are—how […]
Freemium Is Finally Here!!
OK, we all know that launching big things can take more time than we anticipate…this has been the case with the Strongbrook Mentoring Network (SMN) but it is here now. All you have to do to test drive this world-class mentoring network for FREE is to CLICK HERE, and that will take you to […]
What Are The Georgics, Really?
“What are the Georgics?,” is a really good question. Let me qualify myself before I attempt to answer this. I grew up on a 40-acre farm with 1,000 chickens, 30 head of cattle, 10 pigs and an assortment of ducks, geese, cats, and dogs etc. So I understand farm life and nature’s birth, […]
The Rest of the Story
I am so blessed. Julia and I reached our 30-year wedding anniversary this year…and we are still very much in love. We have 6 beautiful children (ages 24-13) and we adore where we live. I am the first person ever in my family to receive a university education. And I have had the privilege of founding […]
Can’t Fix Stupid
I went back to some of my older blog posts to see what I had said about things then. Here is one that is worth reprinting. Fairytale of 2011 2015 Once upon a time and in a land not so far away, there was a people who willing made personal economic decisions beyond their income […]
Liberal Arts: A Rising Trend In Education
One of the hot topics in college education over the last few years is the revival of the Liberal Arts as a vital and necessary part of a quality education. A quick search online will reveal numerous articles, studies and quotes, from colleges, alumni, and business leaders praising and promoting the value of this kind […]
Do You Know Any Of These Authors and Teachers?
Any of these names or personalities familiar to you? Adams Allison Aristophanes Aristotle Austen Bastiat Bunyan Calhoun DeMille Descartes Douglas Forstchen Galileo Gibbon Gladwell Hamilton Jefferson Johnson Jung Kepler Kirk Lansing Lewis Lincoln Locke Luke Machiavelli Madison Marx Mathew Montaigne Moses Nicomachus Orwell Pink Plato Plutarch Reagan Schneider Shakespeare Skousen Tocqueville Tolstoy Washington Webster Whitehead […]