Wishes to secure a better future for our Country. Hoping people and government officials come together and be constructive instead of being soooo hateful towards one another without regard to the damage they are causing the country. The only beneficiary is our competitors and enemies. Once we understand that we can fix anything.
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Saturday, August 24, 2024
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Friday, August 23, 2024
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Thursday, August 22, 2024
Your vote is not just a right; it's a responsibility.
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Wednesday, August 21, 2024
Women, Taxes, and Death
They say that death and taxes are unavoidable in life, but being born to a woman is much more definite. Without a woman, you would not be here to pay taxes, live your life, and eventually return to your creator. Without a woman, one would be unable to be a son, father, brother, or husband. So, we should value and respect women because we would not exist without them. Marc Boyajian, author of "The Immigrant". hashtag#books hashtag#men hashtag#theimmigrant hashtag#women hashtag#man hashtag#woman hashtag#everyone hashtag#reader hashtag#book hashtag#immigrant hashtag#reading hashtag#bookworm hashtag#bookish hashtag#booktoker hashtag#bookclub hashtag#writer hashtag#immigration hashtag#immigrants hashtag#radicalism hashtag#religion hashtag#terrorism @ followers @highlight https://lnkd.in/gcX-AgwY
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Tuesday, August 20, 2024
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Monday, August 19, 2024
Brains alone won't cut it! The interconnectedness of all components makes every individual's role so important in any system.
When approaching life as a single person, one is responsible for managing all aspects, similar to the varied functions of the body's head, neck, and limbs. In the context of marriage, one might see oneself as the head of the household, recognizing one's spouse as the neck, providing essential support and direction. Expanding this analogy to a broader community or organization illustrates a hierarchical structure, with leaders at the top, decision-makers in the middle, and individuals carrying out tasks at the base, each playing a crucial role in ensuring smooth operations. This comparison extends further to government, with the head (the president), the neck (the congress), and the limbs (the government agencies and employees), highlighting the interconnectedness and interdependence of all components. Understanding the indispensable role of each part in the entire system is vital. Even the most influential leaders can only function effectively with every component's mutual support and contributions, underscoring the importance of every individual's role in the system's functioning. This family-type structure is reflected in the corporate world as well, where a CEO or president relies on the efforts of every employee, regardless of their role, as all contribute to the successful functioning of the organization. The interconnectedness of all components makes every individual's role so important in any system.
Marc Boyajian, author of "The Immigrant" # immigrant # books # men # women # man # woman https://tinyurl.com/23zvju2t
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Sunday, August 18, 2024
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Friday, August 16, 2024
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Thursday, August 15, 2024
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Wednesday, August 14, 2024
Before you start complaining, take a moment to count your blessings
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Tuesday, August 13, 2024
You only die once
You only die once; you live with every beat of your heart!
You have only one opportunity to experience death, but every beat of your heart presents a unique chance to embrace life authentically.
It's crucial to live by drawing wisdom from past encounters, seizing the present moment as productively as possible, and setting the stage for a brighter future. Regrettably, many individuals fixate on past hardships, squander the present by fixating on the future, and overlook the gift of today. Keep in mind that you are alive every day, with every heartbeat. Please make the most of each moment and live it fully because we only get one chance at life.
Marc Boyajian, author of "The Immigrant" #immigrant #books #men #women #man #woman @everyone #everyone https://tinyurl.com/23zvju2t
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Deceit vs. Truth
When you choose to deceive, you set in motion a chain of falsehoods that require constant maintenance and further deception. However, when you speak the truth, it stands independently, requiring no added layers of deceit. The truth is a straightforward and uncomplicated foundation.
Marc Boyajian, author of "The Immigrant" #immigrant #books #men #women #man #woman https://tinyurl.com/23zvju2t
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Monday, August 12, 2024
Quitting or persevering
Striking a delicate balance between perseverance, which involves persisting in the face of obstacles, and knowing when to call it quits, which requires recognizing when to change course, is a fundamental challenge in both personal and professional pursuits. This balance is not just important; it's crucial for making prudent decisions and attaining long-term success.
You might have a goal you're striving for and be willing to go to great lengths to achieve it, but setting boundaries for yourself is more important than the goal itself. It's about pushing yourself without sacrificing everything for something impossible, knowing when to stop.
Marc Boyajian, author of "The Immigrant" #immigrant #men #women #man #woman https://tinyurl.com/28ytg734
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Sunday, August 11, 2024
Positive vs. Negative
One should never underestimate the power of positivity over negativity. A constructive attitude, demeanor, and behavior can be much more effective than negativity, leading to a more efficient and successful life. A positive outlook brings happiness, joy, and hope to those around you, while a negative attitude can make others feel downcast, hopeless, upset, and angry.
Which would you instead embody or encounter? The power is in your hands to choose the path that leads to a happier and more optimistic life. Marc Boyajian, author of "The Immigrant" #immigrant #men #women #man #woman https://tinyurl.com/28ytg734
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Saturday, August 10, 2024
When an individual disrespects someone, it doesn't result in earning their respect, and it doesn't win the respect of others either. Bullies, arrogant individuals, and those who feel entitled often resort to insulting those they interact with, believing it demonstrates their superiority and earns them loyalty and fear. However, this behavior actually diminishes their standing in society. Disrespect not only fails to earn respect, but it also damages relationships and creates a negative perception of their character.
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Friday, August 9, 2024
Identifying a bully and what to do about it!
Understanding the various forms of bullying is not just important; it's crucial. It's the key to being informed and prepared. Bullying can take many forms, from verbal and nonverbal to psychological and physical abuse. Different types of bullies exhibit these behaviors, such as the blatantly insulting bully who uses harsh and belittling comments to establish dominance, the passive-aggressive bully who makes seemingly complimentary but insulting remarks, the scheming bully who undermines others subtly through gossip or exclusion, and the unintentional bully who makes unfiltered comments without realizing their impact. Knowing these forms can help you identify and handle bullying more effectively.
If you find yourself dealing with a bully, here are some practical ways to handle the situation:
Remember that maintaining composure is a powerful tool when faced with a bully. Reacting with anger can exacerbate the situation. Documenting everything is crucial. Recording bullying incidents, including dates, times, and details, is essential. Setting clear boundaries is a vital aspect of dealing with a bully. Communicate what behavior is unacceptable and stand firm. This can help in preventing further bullying. But remember, you're not alone. Seeking support is a valuable resource. Talking to a trusted friend, family member, or professional for advice and support can provide much-needed help. It's not a sign of weakness but a sign of strength to seek help when you need it. Lastly, reporting the behavior to a supervisor, HR, or another authority figure is essential if the bullying continues.
It's important to remember that the bully's behavior reflects their issues, not yours. By focusing on maintaining your self-worth and seeking positive experiences, you can better cope with the emotional impact of bullying.
Marc Boyajian, author of "The Immigrant" #immigrant #men #women #man #woman https://tinyurl.com/28ytg734
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Thursday, August 8, 2024
How we handle loss ultimately shapes our character.
Loss is an unavoidable aspect of life. No one traverses life without grappling with some form of loss. It is a shared human experience that touches us all at some point. How we handle loss ultimately shapes our character. This understanding of the inevitability of loss is a universal truth that we all share.
Some individuals glean wisdom from their losses, adapting their future actions to avoid repeating the experience. Others fixate on their losses, repeatedly revisiting the pain. Yet, some embrace their loss, acknowledging it as an inevitable part of life, releasing the burden, and moving forward.
Marc Boyajian, author of "The Immigrant" #immigrant #men #women #man #woman https://tinyurl.com/28ytg734
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