As the days go by, and Trump continues to spew threats of voter fraud on social media, I can’t help but feel as though Trump is acting like a toxic ex-lover trying to break us.

And by us, I mean the United States of America.

It makes sense, that I feel this way, and maybe you do to…because his behavior is bordering on harassment and bullying.

How?

Well let’s break down this behavior, shall we?

Trump is Using Manipulation

Trump is using his power to manipulate millions of Americans by using power in numbers, false statements, generalizations, and an us-versus-them mentality.

He’s twisting the truth in an attempt to gaslight Americans by stating that there’s no way the mail-in ballots could sway that far to Biden’s cause. …

When writing your sales page, it’s gotta be all about the client and where they are in their journey.

And when you change your mindset about how to write about your products or services, and flip it to 100% client-centered, you’ll naturally cut the sleaze and become more credible (and bookable).

What’s more, leaving most of the rapport building to the Introduction Section of your copy will cut down on the urge to promote yourself rather than the problem you’re solving for your future clients.

And, as a side note, when you write About Me pages and other sections of copy, the main focus should always be on the customer…with your backstory woven in, of course. …

Not many people love their jobs, and enjoying it every day is probably unrealistic, but you shouldn’t hate your job.

And I’m not saying that so you feel like you should change who you are, and how you view your job because you shouldn’t be miserable.

But what I am saying, is that you should think about re-evaluating where you are in your career journey so you can get unstuck from a job you hate.

No one should dread every day at work.

Whether it’s a coworker you can’t deal with, ethics in the workplace, a control freak boss, or micromanagers breathing down your neck…no one deserves to feel miserable at work. …

I’d love to be able to check out of everything going on in the United States, put my hands up and say, “Hey, don’t look at me.”

Because I tried having a voice, I tried listening with an open mind, I tried standing up for others, and what I thought was right.

But, to be honest, I just couldn’t handle taking what I was dishing out (especially on social media).

I’d write something thoughtful, helpful, and polarizing, and minutes later I’d remove my post for fear of getting torn apart by the loudest people on social media.

Because it’s happened a time or two and I’m pretty sure I’ve got a little PTSD going on from past posts. …

Nothing makes you feel more alive than teaching children all over the world…from your home.

Even through some of the most challenging classes, you know that what you’re doing is making a difference in a child’s life, and it makes your heart full.

So, if you’re like me, you want to make this passion a full-time gig that will support you and your family.

Can You Teach ESL Online Full-Time?

Well, in short, you certainly can. In fact, I did it for about a year and while it wasn’t the easiest job, I made it work…because, well, I had to.

At first, ESL online was just this awesome side gig that could help me transition from my heinous job in higher education to freelance writing. …

I’ve owned goats here and there throughout my life, and I’ve only recently fallen head-over-heels in love with them. In other words, I’m now committed to growing a healthy, beautiful, herd of Boer goats. So when goat lice showed up on my farm, I wanted to find a way to naturally treat goats for lice…if at all possible.

But here’s the thing…I make many mistakes when I add a new animal to my farm. Because no matter how much I read, nothing can hold a candle to real experience.

So when my goats got lice for the first time, I missed it. I didn’t notice until it was almost too late. And then the panic set in, phone calls were made, and way too much money was spent on trying to solve the problem. …

As a lifelong asthma sufferer, I immediately grew concerned about how the coronavirus might affect my asthma.

Asthmatics contend with the flu, seasonal allergies, and other triggers daily. In fact, our bodies require us to be careful, and tactical about our health…moreso than most.

It’s no secret to a severe asthmatic that we have more to be concerned with than those without lung disease…the same flu virus may be a mere nuisance to someone with healthy lungs, but to an asthmatic, it could be lethal.

So, when the coronavirus news broke, that same familiar asthma-flare up fear struck me, and I’m sure you felt it too, my fellow asthmatics. …

The coronavirus has us all a little nervous, well, at least those of us who like to plan ahead. But maybe you’ve put the prepping off thinking you’ve got time.

There’s a lot of uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, and when it comes to prepping your homestead…better late than never.

So, I’ve put together this guide to help you organize your thoughts and get the bare essentials taken care of so you can start building your safety net at home.

What is the Difference Between Prepping and Homesteading?

There’s really no concrete definition to either of these terms, but many will tell you that prepping is more extreme than homesteading. Preppers tend to plan far in advance for apocalyptic scenarios, while homesteaders are perhaps a little looser in the planning department. …