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About admin

Graduate of the illustrious Hampton University with a B.S. in Marketing and the innovative University of Phoenix with a Masters in Business Administration. Chief Editor of AlumniRoundup.com. Blogger for AkaTito.com. Owner/Operator of DisturbedLion.com. A believer in selfless service. For questions or comments follow on Twitter @AWrighter

[Poem] Peace

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Waves of possibility harmonize as they crash against the shores of regrets.
Her omnipotent mortality and omnipresent misdirection
Causes her to sink in the concrete of contradictions
As she is unable to align with constructed traditions of her religion.

Her finger tangos with her curly tangles as she ponders.
She ignores the signs of absolution as she wanders
Alone amongst the lonely.
She bumps into her indoctrination.
He was her one and only
Until salvation clashed with her imagination. Continue reading →

Moderation: The key to a fulfilled life

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In order to grow, you have to experience everything, but in moderation. -Compay Segundo

Imagine a world where everyone lived in moderation – No hording of wealth and resources from the 1%, and no such thing as the “working poor.” This utopia may never exist but by living moderately, we can achieve an utopian life.

The basic principle of living moderately is to live by two rules: Continue reading →

Fat, broke, lonely, and stupid

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Billions of dollars are spent each year on products and services promising to make you fit, rich, loved and/or smart. Most of these products and services are merely schemes to make you appear “better” but do not even attempt to make you well. The truth is… all of the books, pills, blenders, instructional videos, online courses, and dating websites in the world are useless unless you change your attitude and actions. Continue reading →

Speed Dating for Salvation

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Recently I saw an ad for ChristianMingle.com with the slogan “Find God’s Match for You.” My first reaction was a tinge of outrage for this seemingly unethical and immoral marketing ploy. However, their possible blasphemy lead to a question: Why don’t we search for our “true” religion in the same way we search for our “true” love? Most of us have found our current religion in the same archaic way that was used to find a mate; Mom and dad arranged it. Continue reading →