The "Whatever Happened to Common Sense?" Show

In this episode, we discuss common sense tips for overcoming the trauma and financial distress due to the impact of COVID-19. Regardless of your current situation, you still have the tools to win. We close this episode by discussing the disproportionality in the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths amongst the African American community. We share a few of our own personal experiences in order to highlight strategies that can be beneficial for all, regardless of your nationality.

In this episode, we review key features of the new C.A.R.E.S Act and share tidbits that may be beneficial but are not being shared in the National news. Secondly, we discuss the current shift in our political and economic philosophies and offer potential new strategies for supporting our citizens. Lastly, we discuss the new CDC guidelines for face masks and how the indecisiveness may have contributed to additional illnesses. We close this episode with a discussion about upcoming athletic events for our sports fans and review the fact that Michael Jordan was recently selected as the best college basketball player of all time, which I believe is an absolute joke.

In this full episode, we provide you with valuable success tips for the process of success and the shifting of our mindset in order to achieve our goals. Next, we address why Lebron James is one of the most hated basketball players in the history of the NBA. Lastly, we provide common sense tips for protection against the coronavirus and discuss yet another incident in which a student was penalized for her hairstyle.

In this full episode, we provide you with valuable success tips for creating a vision board. Next, we address an intriguing topic generating from a couple of our school systems in which several students were asked to cut their dreadlocks. Lastly, we finally solve one of the greatest dilemmas in sports history and that is, who is the greatest basketball player of all time.

For the start of our journey into Season 2, we address several political topics that are particularly relevant during this election season. First, we address the polarizing dynamic that exists between the Democratic and Republican parties. We do this from a moral perspective and speak of the inability of each party’s supporters to truthfully highlight anything negative about the politicians and their actions. I have watched many of my friends, family members, and others on social media blindly voice their fervent support and positive opinions about the party of their choice and inversely their total disdain for the other. Look, regardless of the political party that you may support, we must still be honest with ourselves, utilize effective discernment, and speak the truth regardless whether it is positive or negative. Anything other than this, just makes you a puppet to that party and susceptible to fall for anything. We’ll close this episode by reiterating our thoughts about the importance of voting in the upcoming presidential election.