​My beloved wife has faced lifelong dental challenges that have impacted her health and confidence. Despite our 18 years of marriage and relentless efforts, her severe anxiety and the high cost of dental care have made treatment nearly impossible. Even with insurance, procedures like fillings and cleanings require costly sleep sedation, draining our finances. Her malformed teeth prevent her from smiling and now pose serious health risks, with nearly half needing extraction. Implants, costing $3,000–$5,000 each, are far beyond our means. We’re reaching out for support to help restore her health, smile, and happiness. Please consider contributing to our GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-aurea-smile-again. Thank you!

Hey folks, Joe Tremblay here, and I’ve got something cooking that’s been part of me since I was a kid staring wide-eyed at a grainy VHS. Back in 1985, I was an 8-year-old foster kid, living in a house that literally backed onto a graveyard. My soon-to-be adoptive dad, for reasons I’ll never quite understand, decided the first movie I should watch was Dawn of the Dead—George Romero’s gut-punch of a zombie flick. Most kids would’ve hidden under the covers, but me? I was all in. That movie became my obsession. I watched it over 50 times, losing myself in Peter and Roger’s fight for survival in that mall. A few months later, I met Charlie, my best friend, and we’d hunker down at his place, replaying the tape, then spilling out into the yard to play-act as those badass survivors. The world around us—parents fighting, money issues, politics tearing people apart—faded away when we dove into that zombie universe. It wasn’t just escape; it was a way to make sense of chaos, to find joy in the mess.

That’s why I’m pouring my heart into the 2026 Halloween Zombie Apocalypse (HZA26). This isn’t my first rodeo—I tried something similar back in 2011. That attempt got some serious traction, with AMC jumping in to promote The Walking Dead by sending me hundreds of T-shirts and posters to give out and over 100,000 people worldwide showing interest on Facebook and Twitter. But I screwed it up. I planned too late, and it fizzled. This time, I’m wiser. With over a year to prepare, HZA26 is going to be different—bigger, better, and built to last. It’s not just a party; it’s a global movement to bring people together through something as simple and universal as play.

Here’s the deal: HZA26 is about getting out of your head and into the streets, no matter who you are or where you’re from. It’s a chance to ditch the weight of the world—politics, stress, all of it—and tap into that kid-like joy Charlie and I found in our zombie games. Whether you’re dodging the undead in a local event, shambling as a zombie yourself, or just laughing with friends in costume, this is about connection. It’s about reminding ourselves that life’s too short to stay bogged down. Want to join in? Head to the MAIN WEBSITE for the full scoop, and check out the EVENT APP to find or start an event near you. You can even create a profile to connect with other zombie fans.

What makes this extra meaningful is that HZA26 supports two causes close to my heart: Wounded Warriors and St. Jude’s. So while we’re out there having a blast, we’re also giving back to veterans and kids who need it most. That’s the kind of impact I believe in—fun with purpose.Here’s where I need you. This only works if we spread the word. Share HZA26 with your friends, your followers, that one cousin who’s way too into zombie lore. Post it, tweet it, scream it from the rooftops (#HZA26, let’s make it trend). And don’t just share—get involved. Start an event in your town, big or small. The EVENT APP makes it easy to find what’s happening or kick something off. Let’s build this together, from every corner of the globe, and make Halloween 2026 a moment where we all step away from the noise and into something real.Check out the MAIN WEBSITE and EVENT APP to join the uprising. Let’s make this apocalypse one for the ages.

​Keep it real,
Joe Tremblay

This will be a short blog post. The title alone is sufficient to get my point across. I simply want anyone who reads this to embrace one simple message. NEVER GIVE UP. 

How many times have you failed at something before you got it right? When I was a kid, I was really into skateboarding, and one of the trickiest tricks was the kickflip. Mastering it required a series of steps:

1. Balance: First, you have to learn how to stay upright on the skateboard without falling.
2. Ollie: Then, you need to master the ollie, which involves slamming the tail down hard against the pavement while jumping straight up, making the skateboard follow you.
3. Landing the Ollie: Successfully landing an ollie is already a challenge.
4. Kickflip: Finally, you attempt the kickflip, where you ollie, tap the side of the skateboard in mid-air to make it rotate 360 degrees, and then land it.

It took me at least 1,000 attempts and countless bruises before I landed my first kickflip. The joy of finally achieving it was indescribable.
This principle applies to every aspect of life—sports, music, work, study, relationships, and more. The path to success is paved with persistence. No matter how many times you're knocked down or fall, the key is to get back up. Adopt the mantra, "I will not quit," and you'll find success in whatever you pursue.
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Please, do not give up. Your dreams, hopes, and aspirations are worth every effort. I believe in you, and you should too.

One of my deepest fears has always been the possibility of becoming homeless. I believe it stems from an early unstable childhood—constantly moving from place to place, often with little to eat, and being forced to witness the endless fights between my mother and her various boyfriends. These early experiences planted in me a sense of empathy for those living on the streets. People who for whatever reason lost their ability to be stable. I don’t care about the reasons that brought them there or the circumstances that led to their situation. What matters to me is: How can we help them? What can we do to prevent this from happening in the first place?

It bothers me that, in 2024, homelessness remains such a persistent issue. Why, in an age of so much progress, is it still a reality for so many?

It has been my experience that life is often compared to a game. In this game, there are winners, losers, and everyone caught somewhere in between. When we see celebrities, successful CEOs, or anyone at the top of their field, we think, They made it. They won. We idolize their success, aspiring to be as wealthy, well-known, or happy as they seem. They’re held up as examples of what it means to "win" in life. On the other hand, when we see a homeless person or someone incarcerated, we tend to judge them as having lost the game. They failed. They’re losers, we tell ourselves, and many of us avoid engaging with their reality altogether.

But as we make our way through life—working hard, paying bills, and managing responsibilities—we, too, are playing the game. We chase goals, hoping one day we’ll be rich, famous, or simply content. Our energy is consumed by obligations, and our attention is funneled into staying afloat. Yet, when we pass by someone who is homeless, we often walk quickly, maybe tossing a bit of spare change or avoiding eye contact altogether. We think, They messed up. They didn’t play by the rules and now they’re paying for it.

But is this how we should think? Are we really supposed to ignore the suffering of our fellow human beings and rationalize it as their own doing? We try to convince ourselves that homeless people somehow deserve their situation. They made bad choices. They didn’t try hard enough. They didn’t play the game right, we say from the comfort of our homes filled with food, electricity, and warmth. Yet, somewhere deep down, a nagging thought kicks at us: What if that were me? What if everything fell apart for me?

We like to believe that if we were in their shoes, we’d pull ourselves out and rise above the hardship. But the truth is far more complex. Once someone becomes homeless, they face a harsh reality—a level of societal indifference and rejection that’s almost impossible to comprehend unless you've lived it. The stigmatization of homelessness is crushing. It strips people of dignity, making them feel invisible. The weight of isolation, judgment, and the constant struggle for survival can drive even the strongest people to seek refuge in destructive coping mechanisms like drugs or alcohol. For many, it’s not about poor choices—it’s about survival in a world that has turned its back on them.

Homelessness isn’t just a result of personal failure; it's a collective failure of our society. Be it financial hardship, mental health issues, addiction, or just pure bad luck, no one dreams of ending up without a roof over their head. Yet, we live in a world where homelessness is treated almost as an inevitable outcome of the system rather than a solvable issue. For thousands of years, humans have faced poverty, but we still haven’t found a solution that ensures everyone has access to the basic necessities of life. This isn't just sad—it's unacceptable.

Food, water, shelter, hygiene, and clothing—these are basic human needs, not luxuries. Yet, in a world where wealth abounds for some, these essential resources remain out of reach for many. Politicians often speak grandly about human rights, but where is the action on the most fundamental rights of all? The right to live with dignity, to have shelter, to eat, and to be seen as a human being.

Not too long ago, it was possible for people to seek out unclaimed land, build a home, and live off the earth. You could hunt for your food, build your shelter, and survive off the land. But today, every square inch of land is owned, privatized, and regulated. There is no place left for someone to simply quit their job, leave society behind, and live sustainably off the grid—unless they own the land, know someone who does, or can afford to buy it. This is a modern dilemma, one that traps people in cycles of poverty and homelessness.

When people lose their jobs, their homes, and their support systems, there are often no safety nets to catch them. Shelters are overcrowded and underfunded, offering temporary relief at best. Many are left with no options but to sleep on the streets, invisible to most and judged by others. Men, women, and children are left to fend for themselves in a society that has turned its back on them. We label them failures, without acknowledging the systemic barriers that made it almost impossible for them to succeed in the first place.

The solution to homelessness isn’t charity—it’s humanity. It’s recognizing that people aren’t "losers" because they lost a job or fell into hard times, or even made bad choices. It’s understanding that life is unpredictable and that we, as a society, have a responsibility to lift each other up, rather than turn a blind eye to those who need help the most. Ending homelessness requires more than handouts; it requires systemic change. It’s time to rethink our approach and ask ourselves: Do we want to live in a world where success is defined by individual gain, or do we want to build a world where no one is left behind?

My goal is simple: to help end homelessness. We have more than enough land and resources to care for every human being on this planet. In fact, the entire global population could physically fit within the state of Texas—just think about that. I’m not advocating for redistributing land or stripping people of their property, but we need to address the broken systems that allow homelessness to persist and make spaces available for the one's who want to change.

Why is rent so unaffordable? Why is healthy food so expensive? Sure, you can survive on $20 worth of ramen noodles and hot dogs for a couple of weeks, but poor nutrition will eventually take a toll on your body and mind. It leads to fatigue, cognitive decline, and often, mental health issues like depression and anxiety. All too often, the next step is psychiatric intervention, leading to prescription pills that can spiral into dependency.

We can’t fix these systemic issues overnight, but we can take steps to restore dignity to the lives of those living on the streets. That's why I’m working on a prototype for a portable pod—a personal shelter designed to provide comfort and privacy for homeless individuals. Think of it like a collapsible tent, but far more durable, weather-resistant, and comfortable.

This pod would offer a safe place to sleep, complete with air systems powered by batteries that can cool or heat the interior based on the weather. It would also have a basic waste system, allowing users to relieve themselves and dispose of waste in designated dumpsters across the city. The pod would include water storage and a heating method for food that poses no fire hazard. It would also be soundproof and fold into a large suitcase with wheels, making it easy to transport.

The main challenge will be finding suitable locations to set these up, distributing them, and educating people on how to use them. This won’t be a simple handout; individuals will need to attend educational events to receive one. At these events, medical staff will conduct health checks, distribute hygiene products and clothes, and provide meals. Attendees will be trained on how to set up and dismantle their pod, while also being guided through a personalized checklist designed to help them re-enter society.

With people helping people, we can make real progress. Medical staff and spiritual leaders will work with these individuals to uncover the root causes of their homelessness and help restore their sense of self-worth. Many homeless people are in their situation because they’ve lost hope—they’re ashamed of past mistakes and unable to forgive themselves. These individuals need compassionate treatment, both spiritually and through good-hearted therapists who can help them heal.

Importantly, no psychiatrists or pharmaceuticals will be involved in this process. It is my belief that the field of psychiatry has failed and despite endless billions in funding have never cured anything. For those homeless individuals who have completely lost their mental stability, we’ll work to connect them with mental health facilities where they can receive proper care.

This is my goal—to provide not just shelter, but the tools to help people rebuild their lives and regain their self-respect. Together, with empathy and action, we can overcome this crisis.

I've always been someone who couldn't wait for the future. That awesome future I saw in science fiction movies with flying cars, health pods that could cure any disease, and space travel. I also imagined robots milling about doing all the boring jobs that humans hate. At this point, we still don't have any flying cars, space travel or health pods, but robots and AI is becoming very real, very quickly. 

So, let us humans get real about Artificial Intelligence (AI). Yes I agree, it's fascinating and reality altering, but honestly, if we're not careful, it's gonna bite us in the collective ass. I'm not merely expressing some deluded fantasy straight out of a dystopian sci-fi movie like Terminator or The Matrix; I'm  warning everyone about the real dangers of AI's evolution and I'm doing it with a blog post, not a mail bomb like the unabomber did when he tried to warn of the same dangers 45 years ago.

At this time, AI's crawling into every nook and cranny of our lives, whether you've noticed or not. Carefully (or uncarefully) constructed AI programs have been cast upon us, like fire to a group of huddled cavemen. From learning algorithms to  advanced neural networks, it's more like giving primitive man a nuclear reactor. I do agree that it is and can do wonders for us, like – diagnosing diseases, driving cars, and whatnot. But here's the problem – it can easily turn against us and send us into an extinction level event.

AI is a double-edged sword. On one side, it's promising us an advanced future with technological miracles. but on the other side is a system of control and destruction of human endeavor. Automation's already kicking many jobs to the curb, leaving regular working people scrambling. 

People think AI will only replace industrial jobs, like with robots and machines, but look around... what do you see already happening? Robot police dogs, self-checkout kiosks in almost every department store, (the ones that are left anyway) and basically anything on the internet, like building websites, creating videos and creating media content.  Even customer service representatives are going by the wayside with AI customer service and sales. They can make AI behave and sound like a regular human being that will understand your questions and statements, and furthermore, can react appropriately. This is great for corporations. Businesses would much rather employ AI bots that can answer every question and pitch an upgrade to every sale. Not to mention, AI bots do not need healthcare or sleep. They're always on time and will work 24/7.  Companies don't have to pay them a dime and their stock price continues to climb.

What job do you have? Could an artificially intelligent robot replace you? Don't think so? Think again. Even Hollywood is entertaining the idea of using AI instead of actors, writers etc. The technology is getting so good, soon you won't be able to differentiate a human being from an AI being on the screen.

I'm basically saying that a sudden and widespread replacement of human labor with AI, without considering the societal repercussions, could lead to economic and social collapse. Mass unemployment, economic inequality, and the absence of traditional societal structures will absolutely result in chaos. Human beings are happy when they're producing, but what if they can no longer produce? Hello civil unrest! Sure, Big-Daddy Government might give us all Universal Basic Incomes and feed us, but the Devil loves idle hands and a people with no purpose will eventually resort to violence and self-destruction.

What about the people who control AI? What happens when they suddenly see 8 billion people as a liability on this planet instead of an asset?  Would they do something crazy, like exterminate them with a virus? Sounds like a crazy conspiracy theory right? Don't underestimate the thirst for power certain people have. You may love your friends and family, but elite billionaires find most of the human population to be useless eaters. Termites, eating away at "their" precious resources.  With all the propaganda about climate change, they may even convince themselves that killing off 8 billion people is  a "good" thing. With AI doing all the labor, they can repopulate a world in their image, as they will surely see themselves as gods. I'm not saying this is what's going to happen, I'm just giving you insight into what the world could become if serial killers controlled the most powerful technology on the planet.

The truth is, at the very least, an elite group with control over all AI may use the technology to enforce totalitarian control. Surveillance, manipulation of information, and suppression of dissent could become tools for maintaining dominance.  If an elite group of wealthy psychopaths views humans as expendable, the use of AI to eliminate the need for human labor could lead to mass dehumanization. The focus might shift solely to technological efficiency, neglecting the value and dignity of human life. Again... when humans are no longer needed, what do you think the powerful few will want to do about 8 billion useless eaters?

The elimination of the need for humans, especially without ethical considerations, will certainly provoke social unrest and resistance. Regular men and women will rightly resist the oppressive use of AI and the disregard for human well-being, potentially leading to a massive civil war between "humans for humanity" and those that crave dominance.

Back to more present dangers, as AI is integrated into all of the worlds most crucial systems – from power grids to military tech – the global security alarm is blaring CODE RED. This isn't just about cyber threats; we're talking about giving bad actors a golden ticket to cause major destruction. It's like giving a toddler a box of hand grenades and hoping for the best. One madman with an arsenal of nukes could utilize AI to make sure his nukes launched while others could not. Let's not even entertain the idea of AI becoming self-aware and ending what it perceives to be the greatest threat; us.

I understand if you feel like the idea of superintelligent AI taking over is like a sci-fi pipedream, but open your eyes and see what's happening. The  nightmare could very well turn real. We're talking about machines getting smarter than us, making decisions on their own. You can't predict that kind of chaos, and once it's unleashed, humanity might be fighting for survival against  it, nevermind the psychopathic Cabal.

I'm not saying scrap AI altogether. We just need slow it down before it's too late. We must highly regulate this technology, place some very strict ethical guidelines, and make sure AI works for us, not the other way around. We're at a crossroads and if we keep pushing forward blindly, and we most certainly will regret it.

There's no greater narrative than a comeback story. For years, I've been distant from friends and family, all due to the tumultuous political climate that gripped our nation some years back. The division among Americans seemed insurmountable, and it lingers still in many ways. I'm here to declare that I don't care about your political beliefs. Let's just be friends again. Let's reconnect, have conversations, find common ground, and set aside the divisive nonsense. We reside in the greatest country on the planet, and whatever challenges we face, they'll eventually resolve themselves.  Truth always wins.

Remember what's important, family, friends and good people doing good things. Evil will always exist as it must to maintain balance in the cosmos. There can be no light, without dark. I won't get into my own politics, but suffice it to say I see both good and bad on  two very extreme sides and I subscribe to neither.  

Despite everything, I've returned. I'm prepared to chart a new path into my future, and I'm extending my hand to those I've distanced myself from in the past and to anyone who distanced themselves from me.

I'm employed, working for a sizable company, but it's not my ultimate calling. I'm a storyteller at heart. I have an unbridled passion for narratives, and I'm eager to share my creative visions with anyone willing to join me!

I'm resurrecting my old story, 'Subject 15,' and rejuvenating it with a fresh, captivating appeal. My aspiration is to bring this story to Netflix. Why Netflix, you might ask? Well, why not? It seems like a pretty popular platform, doesn't it?

Visit the Subject 15 website to explore what it's all about: https://www.subject15.com

So, my friends, as I enter this new chapter of my life, I'm filled with hope and optimism. I believe in the power of stories to bring people together, to transcend differences, and to inspire positive change. Together, we can accomplish anything! It's 2023, there should be flying cars, space travel and machines that deconstruct matter and remap it to create anything. A rock into a Cheeseburger? Yes please.

Thank you for your support, your friendship, and your belief in second chances. The best is yet to come, and I can't wait to share it with all of you. Here's to new beginnings and the enduring power of unity.

With warmth and optimism,

​Joe

1:  Do Your Own Research (#DYOR)

Scenario: Bob see's people saying BUY BUY BUY! on Token-X -the price is climbing- Bob doesn't know what Token-X is, but he whips out his money bags and spends all of his money getting as much as he can. 24 hours later, Token-X crashes and Bob is left with 1/100th of his  investment.  He decides to sell and take the loss.

Where did Bob go wrong? 

A: Bob didn't immediately visit the Token-X website, read the whitepapers, or explore its roadmap. This was a critical error as it left him uninformed about what Token-X is, what it does, and its potential for the future. Doing thorough research about a cryptocurrency project is essential before investing.

B: Bob invested money he couldn't afford to lose. It's crucial to invest only what you can afford to lose in the volatile world of cryptocurrencies. Using money meant for essential expenses like rent or food is risky and can lead to financial distress.

C: Bob sold his investment when he should have held it. Emotional decisions, like panic-selling during a market downturn, can result in significant losses. Bob's decision to sell without a proper understanding of Token-X's fundamentals and potential for recovery was a mistake.

Always remember the importance of conducting thorough research, not only on a specific cryptocurrency but also on the broader cryptocurrency ecosystem and its fundamentals, such as decentralized finance (DeFi).

2: Never invest what you can't afford to lose.

It's crucial to emphasize that cryptocurrency investments carry risks, and the market can be highly volatile. Investing money you need for essential expenses like rent or food is not a sound practice. Financial decisions should always prioritize your basic needs and financial stability over speculative investments.

3: Keep emotion out of your trading.

Investors should avoid becoming emotionally attached to a particular cryptocurrency. The market is continually evolving, and new technologies and projects emerge regularly. While some cryptocurrencies gain popularity, it's essential to base investment decisions on a rational assessment of a project's fundamentals, technology, and potential rather than emotional attachment.

4: Understand Market Cap.

Market Capitalization (Market Cap) is a critical metric for evaluating cryptocurrencies. It is calculated as the value of the coin multiplied by its circulating supply. Understanding market cap helps investors assess the relative size and potential of a cryptocurrency within the market. Coins with limited supply and strong use cases often have a higher market cap, reflecting their value and scarcity.

5: Fear Of Missing Out (#FOMO)

Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) can lead to impulsive investment decisions without proper research. To avoid FOMO, it's essential to prioritize research, understand the fundamentals of a cryptocurrency, and make informed decisions based on knowledge rather than hype.

6: Don't trade chaotically.

Having a clear trading strategy and plan is crucial for success in the cryptocurrency market. Investors should conduct thorough research, understand the technology behind the coins they invest in, and have a strategy in place. Reckless trading can lead to losses and missed opportunities.

7: You can avoid losses by not selling during the dips.

Selling during market downturns can lead to losses, especially when trading fees are involved. Investors should consider their long-term goals, research the fundamentals of their investments, and make informed decisions rather than reacting impulsively to market fluctuations.

8: Keep your Seed Phrases well protected.

Protecting your cryptocurrency assets is essential. Storing seed phrases securely is crucial to maintaining control of your investments. Consider using hardware wallets and secure storage methods to safeguard your assets and ensure your loved ones have access in case of unforeseen circumstances.

9: Volatility will occur.

Cryptocurrency markets are known for their volatility, with prices experiencing significant fluctuations. It's essential to stay informed, remain patient during market swings, and base investment decisions on long-term trends and fundamentals rather than short-term price movements.

10: Have Fun.

Cryptocurrency is a transformative and exciting financial technology. While it offers opportunities for investment and financial growth, it's crucial to approach it with a sense of curiosity and enthusiasm. Enjoy the journey, continue learning, and make well-informed decisions in this evolving ecosystem.

The game of life is as great as you make it. Everything that happens to you or does not happen for you is completely in your own control. You can live a life being the effect of other people’s creations or you can be the creator that others become interested in. The reason movie stars, and movie producers are paid so much money is because they created something, and we paid our money and time for their creation. Be the creator. One of the best ways to do that is to communicate and there are varying degrees of effectiveness to communicating outlined below.

The power and effectiveness of the various methods of contact:

• Most Effective: Physical Face to Face
• Highly Effective: Video Call
• Effective: Phone Call
• Moderately Effective: Text
• Semi-Effective: Personal E-mail

How you choose to communicate is up to you, but once you start, you are on your way to an amazing number of changes that you will not even believe.

There are 8 vital steps to start making magic happen listed below. Follow them to a T and do not waiver once you start. Not all your communications will be received, acknowledged or returned, but don’t let that slow you down.

1: Create goals.

This seems too simple, but it is the most important step to follow. A life without purpose is not a life at all. There must be something you are aiming for in life. Something big, way up there in the future. Some people will say their number one goal is to be rich. That is a fine goal. Though, one cannot simply wish to be rich without at least a dozen other goals to precede it. One needs to create a path of goals that lead to being rich in order for it to be so. Then, when that goal is met, new goals must be created, or unhappiness shall surely follow. So, make a few ultimate goals and then create all the goals that lead to the ultimate goals. Use the remaining steps below to help you get there.

2: Contact everyone you know at least once per month.

See what people are up to. How are they? What’s new in their life? Do not look to Facebook for this information, but instead, go to their house, call them, or send them a text or email. (See communication effectiveness chart above). If people present you with a problem that they are facing then say the following, “How can I help?” and then proceed accordingly.

3: Create at least one post each day on all your social media platforms.

When you do not post on social media, people forget about you. It is the nature of the world we live in. Want proof? Turn off your birthday notifications and see how many friends wish you a Happy Birthday… you will not find many that do. You must communicate that you are alive. When you make a post, it can be about anything, it does not matter. Make sure you acknowledge and reply to all comments. If someone is negative or trolling, go ahead block them because you do not need them in your life.

4: Do one good deed per day.

Find someone to help and help them. It could be a homeless person who needs a few bucks. It could be picking up trash on your street or feeding a stray cat. Don’t ask for anything in return and don’t tell anyone that you’ve done it. Keep it to yourself, this is very important. Commit to just ONE good deed per day and don’t go to sleep until it’s done.

5: Create something and share it.

This could be anything from a drawing, a painting, a song, a coffee table or a short story. The sky is the limit. Just create something and share that you created it. If you really like what you did, keep doing it! If you do not have an artistic bone in your body (highly unlikely) then do your best anyway. Creating is living and it will keep your soul happy.

6: Accept and participate in every communication and invitation.

Whether it’s a telemarketing call or a friend asking you to go bowling. Do it. Stay away from illegal activities or Nigerian Scammers but make everything else a go. If you get a call from a telemarketer who wants to sell you a vacation package, hear them out! You never know, it might be a great deal and you’ll have made their day better no matter the outcome. The key to this step is to be interested. Just be interested.

7: Eat and Sleep better.

Are you eating tons of junk food or fast food? Stop. Are you staying up too late and getting up early? Stop. Eat healthy and get the number of hours of sleep that your body requires each night. The body is a machine and it needs to be taken care of. The healthier your body is, the healthier your mind is, and a healthy mind can communicate and create a very bright future indeed.

8: Exercise.

You lose what you do not use. Sitting all day is worse than smoking. Every cell in your body has a unique job and what they hate most is being unemployed. Out of work cells get angry and things start breaking down. If you want your body to be happy and your mind to be sharp, exercise daily and make sure that every part of your body gets to participate. Walking is great but jogging or running is better. Not only could you possibly lose weight, but you will also strengthen your vascular system and heart. The key to longevity is using energy. Energy begets energy.

​The great secret to happiness is to be a part of life. You have to live, to live. If you start communicating and getting involved with people, you’ll start to open up new communication lines and areas of activity that were hitherto unknown. Follow all the above 8 steps and your life will change for the better before you know it. 

 It's been a crazy year, but it will get better. 

Keep your chin up.
Don't lose hope.
Turn off the news.
Vote for freedom.
Hug and cherish your loved ones.
Strive to be as successful as you can be and don't stop until it's real.

​2021 is going to be amazing.