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Chief Executive Orphan
April 16, 2025
Parents take courage! You are the expert when it comes to your own child. No one can do it better
Parents take courage! You are the expert when it comes to your own child. No one can do it better
There’s a tree in my yard that bends. As it grows, it will eventually break under its own weight. It’s
One of the driving forces in American culture is the yearning of parents to give their children a better life,
English poet and cultural critic Matthew Arnold defined hypocrisy as, “vice paying tribute to virtue.” In other words, when we
I’m sure you’re familiar with the phrase “Too big to fail.” It’s the belief of political leaders that some industries
The Lord recently revealed a flaw in my character. He showed me that I’m not appreciative enough, especially of the
Consider that anxiety and discouragement are just more “user friendly” forms of fear. And like any kind of fear, they
We are all about more: more house, more care, more food, more money, more of everything. In some areas the
I’m struck by an increasing awareness of the impermanence of everything. All things have a shelf-life. Everything has an expiration
We inflict a world of hurt on kids when we take them from their families and homes, even if it’s
Parents take courage! You are the expert when it comes to your own child. No one can do it better
There’s a tree in my yard that bends. As it grows, it will eventually break under its own weight. It’s
One of the driving forces in American culture is the yearning of parents to give their children a better life,
English poet and cultural critic Matthew Arnold defined hypocrisy as, “vice paying tribute to virtue.” In other words, when we
I’m sure you’re familiar with the phrase “Too big to fail.” It’s the belief of political leaders that some industries
The Lord recently revealed a flaw in my character. He showed me that I’m not appreciative enough, especially of the
Consider that anxiety and discouragement are just more “user friendly” forms of fear. And like any kind of fear, they
We are all about more: more house, more care, more food, more money, more of everything. In some areas the
I’m struck by an increasing awareness of the impermanence of everything. All things have a shelf-life. Everything has an expiration
We inflict a world of hurt on kids when we take them from their families and homes, even if it’s
