Take the Time and Use a Timeout

by missingperspective on September 13, 2016September 12, 2016

Are you one of those people who likes reading self-help books? Or the kind of person who takes hours during the week or month to stop and think about how you can do things better or become a better person?

Well, this article might not be for you.

There are people who don’t like to read self-help books, either by choice or because the busyness of life, they don’t stop and reflect (and by they, I really mean we, because I am guilty as charged) ….This post is for you.

Let’s Talk About Politics and Data

by missingperspective on August 4, 2016August 4, 2016

Being Unapologetic: How America Transferred this Privilege from the Presidency to the Candidacy

by missingperspective on July 22, 2016July 22, 2016

Being unapologetic for tough decisions is something that Presidents must do when faced with a difficult decision for the nation, but it’s not cool to be unapologetic just for the heck of it. Presidential candidates should be concerned as they run for office about the hearts and minds of the entire country. There will come a day for each President to make a tough decision and be unapologetic, but it’s a privilege that shouldn’t be given too soon or to the wrong person.

The Vicious Cycle of Power: The Real Problem in America Right Now

by missingperspective on July 11, 2016July 11, 2016

“Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men.” – John Acton

Being a Woman in a Man’s World: My Thoughts on Hillary with a Pinch of Pat Summitt

by missingperspective on July 5, 2016July 6, 2016

I must say this article is really less about Hillary, but about my views about how women should go about supporting each other. Let’s try to hold each other to the right standard and support them in the same way we support men. Let’s stop holding ourselves to a higher and more unrealistic standard, and stop burdening ourselves for no apparent reason. We make mistakes, we are human. If we aren’t forgiving our fellow women than we probably aren’t forgiving ourselves. And trust me, men are not thinking twice about it, and moving on to the next thing.