"When work ethic walks out the door, so does opportunity. Excellence ignored is money lost.” — Marcus “MD” Taylor It still amazes me—how we live in a society where individuals who choose to rob, steal, or coast through life will still find reasons to be angry at those who have risen economically. Angry not because they were denied opportunity, but because they aren't on the same level of income or status as those who worked —who built , who sacrificed , who earned  their way

Many confuse age with wisdom, and charisma with truth. This article challenges us to evaluate the difference between real guidance and recycled foolishness dressed as insight.

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Are we prioritizing social appeasement over substance in education and culture—and at what cost to our collective identity?

Why all-or-nothing thinking is damaging our ability to learn, relate, and grow across generations—and what we can do about it.

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Partnership shifts the power dynamic. It's not about rank—it's about responsibility, vision, and shared accountability.

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Triangulation damages trust and progress. Leaders must choose direct communication over emotional crossfires to preserve unity.

Too many are moving through life emotionally reactive but mentally unprepared. Let’s talk about it—and how to shift it.

If “I’m busy” is your default, ask: busy with what, and for whom? Because silence is often a statement, not a schedule.

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Just because you stood near a giant doesn't mean you know how to lead like one. Leadership is earned, not absorbed by osmosis.

“Just be yourself” sounds like solid advice—but what if you haven’t defined who that is yet? Discernment matters more than raw honesty.

Many believe AI chatbots leak your data or use it to train models—but is that really true? Let's separate myth from fact.

What happens when people follow governments like religion—and why the line between the two feels thinner than we think?

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Throughout history, the Bible has been misused to reinforce human bias. This article explores examples and the importance of faithful interpretation.

Hazing is outdated and harmful. This article explores its tribal roots and debunks myths about its relevance in today’s organizations.

True membership isn't about how you came in—it's about what you contribute once you're in.