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Spiritual Dilemma: Procrastination
Reading Time: 5 minutesProcrastination is something we all deal with, but have you ever considered the deeper implications of choosing to be passive in your own life? The Fun Monkey and the Procrastinator’s Mind I was listening to a TED Talk recently about procrastination by Tim Urban called Inside the Mind of a Master Procrastinator.…
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Living a Good, Hard Life
Reading Time: 4 minutesIs life supposed to be hard? This question has been on my mind lately. I was listening to a motivational snippet from Alex Hermozi owner of Acquisitions.com, and something he said struck me deeply: If God wanted to create a tough person, He wouldn’t allow you to live an easy life. If…
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Three Essential Financial Accounts Every Adult Should Have
Reading Time: 3 minutesWhen it comes to managing your finances, having the right accounts in place is crucial. Whether you’re just stepping into adulthood or looking to solidify your financial foundation, these three accounts are non-negotiables for building stability, saving for the future, and investing in growth. Here’s a straightforward guide to the accounts every…
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The Year of Discipline: How One Year of Intentional Living Can Change Everything
Reading Time: 2 minutesHave you ever felt like life is just passing by? Like you’re on autopilot, moving through the motions but not really in control? If so, you’re not alone. Many of us fall into routines that keep us comfortable but unfulfilled. That’s why I want to introduce you to something that has completely…
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How to Get Your House in Order in 2025
Reading Time: 5 minutesWe are in dire times, and I cannot stress this enough: get your house in order. The family unit is the foundation of society—culturally, financially, and systemically. What happens in your household shapes the people who will influence the world. Whether you’re a family of one or six, the most impactful thing…
Michael E. Solomon
Topics of God, Life, and Technology.
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I was the person who was comfortable keeping my opinion to myself. I have always been naturally reserved. In my 30’s, life and my career forced me to be more vocal. I learned how to use my voice, communicate my ideas, and share my experiences to enrich the lives of others. I realized that my thoughts and, in some cases, advice had significant impact on those who chose to listen.
This blog is me opening up and deciding to be a beacon of hope and growth. Learn with me, fail and succeed with me, and experience a full life. I hope to explore topics and concepts that are timeless and universal. I aim to shape minds and offer alternative ways of thinking. I will be a friend, a brother in Christ, and a voice of reason.
Michael E. Solomon
Kingdom Builder & Entrepreneur