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Growing up on rural dirt roads teaches you one thing early: if you want to get somewhere, you have to be willing to get a little mud on the tires. Les Brown often says, “You’ve got to be hungry,” and for the working b...


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For most working Americans, hard work has always been the deal.Show up. Do your job well. Keep your head down. Things will work out.

And for a long time, that belief carried people through layoffs, recessions, and long hours. It still matters today—but it no longer tells the whole story.

Many people are working harder than ever and still feel unsure about ...


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There was a time when stability felt solid.You picked a lane, showed up, did your job, and trusted that tomorrow would look mostly like today.

Lately, that feeling has changed.

Many working Americans still have jobs, still pay bills, still move through their routines—but underneath it all is a quiet awareness that things feel more fragile. Roles...


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Let’s be honest:Most of us aren’t “living” — we’re calculating.

Calculating gas.Calculating groceries.Calculating which bill can wait three more days without a late fee.

The paycheck-to-paycheck shuffle isn’t just a financial situation…it’s a lifestyle no one signed up for.

And yet, people on social media will sa...


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“From Division to Agency: How ‘Let Them’ Can Restore Hope in Civic Life”

By Wallace RushingDrawing on Mel Robbins’ The Let Them Theory

American civic life is under stress. From rising partisanship to disinformation to a sense of helplessness among citizens, many feel locked out of meaningful action. But what if the way out begin...


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