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Cracking the Addiction Plight (no pun intended)

Post author:Admin51
Post published:February 22, 2019
Post category:History is the best teacher

Addictions are rampant in the United States.... to the point where we have become addicted to addictions. To some degree it is a reflection of our success. Please allow me to explain.…

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M. E.

About me It just so happens that my initials are M.E. Therefore, it seems fit as a pen name for now. I’ve always had a problem with politics in general. The idea of having to adhere to a specific limited viewpoint does not seem in line with finding the quality people we need in leadership positions. Leaders should be leaders. Being a member of a family, community, country, and running a small business, I've always found it a great advantage in life to always keep an open mind. The quality of being objective in decision making has proven profitable. I enjoy being open to learning and growing, while being skeptical regarding the latest and greatest craze. Therefore I question everything, and can be considered difficult, especially as a student, client, patient, customer and occasionally as a friend. Positivity and the quality to be open to new information is paramount. Open-mindedness corresponds with the attribute of humility. The opposite, close-mindedness, is equivalent to arrogance and haughtiness. Can one really believe they have acquired all knowledge and no longer finds it necessary to hear another point of view or to increase their wisdom, understanding or knowledge from outside sources? A great sage of the 1500’s is quoted saying “When one stops growing he is equal to dead.” I believe we all are here for a purpose and should be making a positive (forward) difference. M.E.