Legacy Patterns

This episode we take it back to August 26, 1996 when I attened a concert of the contemporary Christian artist Carmen for his RIOT "Righteous invasion of Truth) album tour. The mood of the concert gave me hope in uncertain times. Oftentimes because of the negative reactive culture, what we need is to know the difference between truth and reality. By reality, I mean reactive negative reality spread...

There isn't a world fantasy mode where we can escape the reactive culture, but with the proper mindset and surrounding yourself with successful proactive people you can create the life you want. These were hard lessons I were not learning from October 1998 to February 1999.

In this episode, I discuss the insights of Dr. Stephen Covey about synnergy and tie it into consensus according to the wisdom ideology found in the Scriptures.

In late October 1998 I began to learn a hard lesson that you cant totally escappe the reactive culture. From crime to covid to political ramblings, the reactive culture is always with us, whether we want it or not. However, the reactive culture can be overcome by having a preactive and proactive mindset and being around successful preactive and proactive people. Though we can't get away from how b...

March-May 1998: This show covers some details of the support I had over the previous 2 years with Kevin, Gregor Moore, and of course my late BFE Bryan Keith Cotton.

In this episode, I take you through a simulated critterotomy to show you basics on how to handle overwhelm as well as stopping certain practices.

March-April 1998: I began to be in the planning stages for my dream upon graduating from Texas Tech University.

Swptember-December 1997, Even though George Moore won the business contest, I learned a lot of valuable lessons from him and Richard Davison on how to proactively think, not react.

In the Fall of 1997, friends like Richard Davison, Bruice McGraw and George Moore were teaching me that there is always a price tag to reacting rather than thinking.

September-October 1997, my marriage to my ex-wife was in the healing process, and I had learned a lot of wisdom on how to be emotionally resillient.

September 1997, While Kris and I realized that healing the pain in our life and marriage isn't perfect, we learned principles that helped us continue to heal for a time.

September 1997, Recovering from the discord of the previous 3 months, Kris and I began to make changes to heal our marriage, while in the midst of all that, Dr. Jerry Merchison is investigating the possibility of running for Congress!

Late August 1997, with my marriage teetering toward divorce my best friend Keith gave me some wisdom he reminded me of a few years before.

Let's go back to the Pattern Library as I briefly go through the discussion with Keith's mother in May 1997 that led to my conversion as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The one thing that George Moore taught me in the summer of 1996 is that healthy proactive competition among entrepreneurs is a good thing if you wisely take advantage of the competition without cutthroat 1upmanship

Social edia and the news media I fear are out to scare people. They do not share an interest in pursuing truth.

In this episode, I along with my (voice impersonated sidekick) Madalyn Mary Martinson discuss the immportance of networking and leadership as values of highly effective people.

Often when it comes to the political and personal climate today, leaders and people mess up. It's important to regularlyf correct your pattern to chage your thinking, change your ways. This is where what the theologian Russell M Nelson talks about the joyous principle of repentance.

Through the help of Dr. Stephen Covey and an old business partner of mine named Kelly, in June 1997, I began to understand the value of relationships and principles to inspire others.

Pattern Library History Vault: March-June 1998. Dr. Stephen Covey talks about how we get our identity along with some insights from busiess partner of mine and Kris's renamed Gordon Moore

February 1997: Although developing my political theory in a term paper didn't necessarily meet Dr. Mendalson's specifications, it began a search for a more proactive ideology that is part of my values-based philosophy with ideology formed from the wisdom in Scripture.

January-February 1993: Through the help of Political Theory Professor Dr. Abraham Mendelson, I learned how to form my own personal and political philosophies. Also I had help thanks to Aristotle and Jim Rohn

May 1997: In my hasty loud irreverence, Keith taught me that the winning attitude requires chastity, hgraditude, honesty, integrity, and a quiet revernce in prayer toward God.