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Six Dozen One-Sentence Tips on Reducing Stress
Under Biden, the nation’s stress level, collectively and individually, keeps ratcheting higher
As we enter year three of the “Biden Administration,” enduring a clown who was installed, not elected, the nation’s stress level, collectively and individually, keeps ratcheting higher. As such, here are more than six dozen one-sentence tips on reducing stress for your edification:
- Half the battle in alleviating stress is simply being aware of how you react to situations.
- Let go of low level decisions.
- It’s hard to feel stressed when you’re looking good.
- You feel less stress if you allow yourself to be who you really are.
- Take a break by helping someone else with their problems
- To win the war on stress requires you only need small consistent steps.
- Make your boss look good–he or she will appreciate it.
- One good laugh can change your whole temperament.
- If a choice is of little consequence, let someone else choose.
- Given enough time, people will usually apologize for blowing up at you undeservedly.
- For most people, most of the time, most of the stress they encounter is self-induced.
- Narrow your priorities and focus on what’s vital– the clock of your life is ticking.
- Never make a promise you can’t keep.
- If someone tells you to “take it easy,” heed the advice.
- Give yourself quiet time throughout the day.
- Sing in your car – it’s the best stress reducer when barreling down the highway.
- Allow yourself five minutes to worry, then put the issues in the back of your mind.
- Look for the best in others.
- Screen your calls; you don’t have time to be available to everybody.
- You always have the option of not answering the door.
- Find ways to make yourself indispensable on the job.
- Combat perfectionism because you are not perfect; nobody is.
- It could always be worse; try to find the good points in everything.
- Treat your children as full-fledged human beings.
- Be true to yourself; don’t jump off a cliff simply because the lemmings are.
- Build your life on a solid base, then don’t worry about the foundation.
- Strive for objectivity.
- Accept input and advice from trusted others.
- Be conscious of what you say to yourself.
- Compete with yourself, not others.
- Challenge yourself to perform better than you have in the past.
- Never mind the symptoms – get to the root causes of issues you face.
- Avoid participating in the rumor mill.
- Your instinct will often guide you – don’t be afraid to listen to it.
- Don’t let juggling tasks become procrastination.
- Take long, deep breaths whenever you choose to.
- To feel more content be less concerned with what others think about you.
- Move with a purpose.
- Revenge is almost always counterproductive.
- Delegate, delegate, delegate.
- Open your mail over the wastebasket.
- Laughter can lower your blood pressure.
- When you’re under stress, sips of water can make you feel better.
- For more energy, ignore the clock and go to bed when you’re tired.
- You can’t use of all the promotions and bonus offers you encounter – so don’t worry about them.
- Jumping into water changes your outlook.
- Take responsibility for your mistakes rather than trying to assign blame.
- The key to organization that works every time is grouping similar items together.
- The hardest task is doing something different from the way you’ve always done it.
- Let negative comments fall away like water off a duck’s back.
- When you have trouble finding your way, step back and look at the big picture.
- Look for the good in others and they’ll see the good in you.
- Treat new employees with the same respect you show your CEO.
- Let go of the excess and clutter in your life.
- Avoid making decisions in anger.
- Build enough slack into your schedule to deal with routine upsets.
- Over-focusing on yourself leads to eye strain.
- Step back and develop perspective – will you recall what’s bothering you, a month from now?
- All else being equal, the better shape you’re in, the less stressed you’ll experience.
- Learn from your mistakes or prepare to repeat them.
- There is nothing so stressful as attempting to be someone you are not.
- Be on the lookout for distraction-free sanctuaries, wherever they are.
- Challenge yourself to make small improvements daily, and big ones will follow.
- The best results often show up a day or two after you thought they would.
- Regard each stressful experience as an opportunity to learn.
- You cannot change the past but you can always learn from it.
- Use the stairs instead of the elevator.
- There’s always more to learn, so enjoy the process.
- The natural state of human beings is alertness, health, and mental clarity.
- Boil it down – get to the essence of things.
- Acknowledge the accomplishments of others; everyone seeks acknowledgment.
- Despite it all, maintain your ethical standards.
- Give your complete and undivided attention to one task at a time.
- Have fun with new ways of doing things – don’t let your habits become ingrained.
- Practice the art of doing one thing at a time.
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Why did Silicon Valley Bank fail?
The answer is simple. They cared more about ‘equity’ and ‘inclusion’ in the investment decisions they made that they did about liquidity an interest rates. They cared more about the people involved in the deals they backed checking all the identity politics boxes that they did about them being actually competent and able to grow and sustain a business.
Businesses exist to solve problems in the marketplace. They don’t exist to push wacky left-wing social engineering theories. The honchos at SVB cared more about diversifying the identity of their borrowers and investees than they do about diversifying their portfolio.
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This is the EVIL of ESG and what it does to people’s wealth and finances. Companies like Blackrock who are pushing this nonsense are the enemies of capitalism and freedom. Caring more about so called Environmental, Social, and Governance ratings than shareholder value and financial performance is negligence and malpractice rolled into one.
We can no longer remain on the sidelines as the woke trash our companies and bully them into complying with their crazy and demented vision of society. We need to push back agains the woke, and find the companies that are not woke and reward them with massive spending and loyalty for angering to traditional patriotic American values.
We need a parallel economy of patriots and patriotic to support, and to defund the EVIL LEFT and the companies that lack the courage to stand up to them. Complaining about these woke companies isn’t enough. We all must show leadership and support conservative and patriotic companies that provide viable alternatives to the woke liberal companies destroying our country and values. Cancel culture can cut both ways. We can DEFUND the weak, feckless, cowardly companies that are embracing woke-ism, and at the same time, FUND the companies that are embracing patriotism and American exceptionalism.
Wayne Allyn Root and I have spent over 3 years researching and putting together list of the most patriotic companies in America, and we have put it out in a brilliant new book, “The Great Patriot BUY-cott Book.”
It’s a list of 123 patriotic companies and media firms to support, buy from, and divert your dollars toward, so that you’re not spending money with companies that hate you and your values anymore.
Conservatives have a real opportunity to vote with our wallets! Let’s make every dollar count and get right to it!
We have put together a Designation, the “Free CorpTM”, which has six categories for determining where a company stands on values that matter to its patriotic customer base. We call this the “Freedom Scale.”
These are:
- Political Involvement — Do they stick to business, or are they virtue signalling and supporting leftist causes? Scoring is on a 1 to 5 Scale, 1 being they are virtue signalling and cravenly caving to the woke mob, and 5 is that they refuse to be bullied and tell the woke mob to go to hell.
- Political donations — To which political candidates and causes do they donate? Do they donate to woke, liberal and Marxist organizations and candidates — such as BLM, Media Matters, the ACLU, the Democrat Party, and Planned Parenthood — or to patriotic and conservative ones — the GOP, RNC, MAGA, NRA, National Right to Life, Project Veritas, etc.? Scoring is on a 1 to 5 Scale, 1 is they give exclusively to woke causes and 5 is they give exclusively to patriot ones.
- Workplace culture — Is their workplace culture one that embraces freedom or is it poisoned by political correctness? Do they promote freedom and free expression at work, or are some opinions more equal than others? Do they pressure their employees to toe the woke line: pro-child grooming, pro-denying biology, pro-socialism and Marxism, pro-shutting down free speech…versus pro-family, pro-God, pro-biology, pro-free speech, pro-capitalism?
- Marketing messaging — Are the marketing messages of the company steeped in pro-USA and American exceptionalism rhetoric, or are they heinously woke and anti-human and pro-scarcity? Do they celebrate America and freedom, or do they denigrate her and crap all over liberty?
- Hiring policies for employees and vendors — Does the company hire the best man or woman for the job, or do they engage in woke racism and favor anyone but conservatives and straight, white males? Do they treat all employees and vendors as equals, or do they explicitly engage in harsh bigotry against conservatives and straight, white males?
- Commitment to freedom in society — Does the company stand for American values, or has it been frightened into toeing the woke line? Do its political donations go to freedom-loving causes and organizations, as well as MAGA and non-establishment Republicans, or does it donate to woke, intolerant, and radical organizations (like BLM and Antifa), and Democrats and RINOS (Republicans-in-name-only)?
This “Freedom Scale” will be used to help patriotic consumers determine whether a company deserves their patronage.
Now to the book, “The Great Patriot BUY-cott Book!” We are proud of what we believe in. The media derisively calls us “far-right.” We know exactly what that means — “so far, we’ve always been right!”
By the way, there is nothing “far-right” about our views. On every issue we believe in, polls show we are in the “Silent Majority.” Most Americans are either “center-right” or so-called “far-right.”
This book will start with chapters outlining what we believe in and what we believe patriots across America believe in. If you agree, if this sounds like you, then take action and buy from companies with similar beliefs and values, run by people who support our conservative and patriotic candidates and causes.
After those opening chapters that define what we stand for, then the list begins! We list 123 companies and media brands that we have determined are fellow patriots. BUY from them, support them, praise them, and pray for them.
It’s time to stand up for America and the patriotic companies that stand with us.
God bless these companies, God bless patriots like you, and God bless America.
You can go and purchase your company here:
Education
Eight Dysphemisms to Start Your Week
A dysphemism is a word or phrase that is more offensive than the words it is replacing
A “euphemism” is the substitution of an agreeable or inoffensive expression for one that might suggest something more bluntly or offend others, according to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary. To say, for example, “He doesn’t have all his marbles,” is regarded as gentler than saying “He is stark raving insane.”
The Mighty Dysphemism
The opposite of a euphemism is a “dysphemism.” A dysphemism is a word or phrase that is more offensive, blunt, or harsh than the word or phrase which it is replacing. For example, instead of stating that the Manhattan District Attorney is “cognitively challenged,” you refer to him instead as a “total partisan whack job.”
For your amusement, at the least, here are eight dysphemism followed by the kinder, gentler, or at least more definitive terminology of what is being said:
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“Biting off more than you can chew” – Orally extracting an amount of edible matter that exceeds what one is comfortably able to masticate.
“That’s a load of B.S.” – Your assertion reminds one of bovine excretion.
“Sh__faced” – Bearing an expression that one normally associates with the act of removing solid waste from the body.
“Can’t tell your ass from your elbow” – Unable to differentiate between your dorsal side orifice and the joint connecting your forearm and upper arm.
“Stepping in a pile of crap” – A pedestrian venture into an accumulation of animal or human waste.
“Go F-yourself” – Engage in the act of physical consummation with yourself.
“Up to your eyeballs in crap” – Finding yourself surrounded at the visual level by unpleasantly aromatic organic waste.
“Carnal knowledge” – Having a close encounter with another, free of garments and other impediments, leading to direct tactile stimulation.
A True Time Saver
Thank goodness for dysphemisms. In a most fundamental way, they are true time-savers. Without them, we’d be groping for tedious phrasing all day long. “Up your nose with a rubber hose,” if you don’t “catch my drift.”
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