You’re Probably Right

Real talk what happened to trades in Toronto, Canada? Not everyone is going to be a lawyer, Doctor, or Engineer what about the trades that people are dying out of?

What’s right and wrong

Going "live" is not easy while doing your podcast for people like me. listen as a squirm through another episode live.

Social media is a strange place, full of reality and Toxic, lonely people

00;06;47;09 - 00;07;20;02 Speaker 1 Know, I work around a lot of young acting, vibrant individuals and I don't work with them, but I work around them. And what I really, really, really realized today is I'm working in the wrong area of the company and working around the wrong people. I'm like, maybe not around the wrong people. I mean, maybe they do need people like me. 00;07;20;02 - 00;07;54;16 S...

what the death of a loved one can do in your life. Things don't always add up but you cant capitalize non the less. In this episode, I speak about perspective and embracing what is left after loosing someone to death.

things  I touch on briefly in today's talk: 911 2003 The blackout eastern seaboard The ice storm 2012 Covid Rogers communications The cloud life Music Movies Netflix Files Pictures Videos Physical copies rule

Excerpt from Lex Friedman Podcast https://youtu.be/j4PEu4sVD40 Being and introvert and seeing the world through my eyes dealing with loss and how karma or the what goes around mentality sometimes doesn't add up at all.

sometimes we need to step back from our grocery list of wants because we have to realize that we may not make the cut on someone else's list.

She quotes you to her friends She will try and catch your peripheral view She will say Hi very nicely She will say bye more than once when leaving your presence  if you are off together She may play with her hair unless she is more worried about messing up her and her appearance. When you speak she will not be in a rush to leave your presence if you are a good talker and you hold her interest with...

50 questions you may want to ask a person you want to know

Things like cancer, and Parkinson's Disease are not easy to watch especially when it is a loved one or anyone you care for or care about. doing it without a safety net or a loved one who has your back is so hard. Sit with me as I attempt to articulate what I am going through with this experience.

Do you know how can you compare the words of Louis Armstrong to that of King Solomon? On one hand, Louis Armstrong says oh what a wonderful world and on the other hand, the wisest person to ever live says all is vanity and vexation of spirit. But maybe they were talking about two different things does life ad up? the answer is a resounding no. no matter how much or how little you have there is mor...

High-value Man or woman or is that just what they say to get you to click on their site? more will be revealed when you listen. 

because of the Internet/ Social-net sometimes the only way you can really draw someone out to actually talk naturally and honestly is to ask questions. The question is are they willing, to be honest and think about the question and be consistent. Consistency in a round of question can really tell you a lot about a person. I answer 50 of 250 questions from Women Health Magazine bast just getting yo...

Proverbs 18:24 A man who has friends [ a ]must himself be friendly, But there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother. this is where the questions came from. I am not saying this is the place to go for your answers,\.  Do your research! https://mensgroup.com/self-improvement/guy-friends-everything-you-need-to-know/male-loneliness-2/ X8EwgCwSVIVjSpZeuXBV

Unbreakable Love For a husband to love his wife as Christ loves His church he must love her with an unbreakable love. In this direct quotation from Genesis 2:24, Paul emphasizes the permanence as well as the unity of marriage: "For this cause a man shall leave his father and mother, and shall cleave to his wife; and the two shall become one flesh" (Ephesians 5:31). And God's standard for marriage...

https://www.gty.org/library/articles/A203/marriage-as-it-was-meant-to-be Our entertainment-saturated society helps feed all sorts of illusions about reality. The fantasy of the perfect romantic and sexual relationship, the perfect lifestyle, and the perfect body all prove unattainable because the reality never lives up to the expectation. The worst fallout comes in the marriage relationship. When...

10 not so random question 1What’s the best advice you can give to help plan a career rather than simply work to keep a job? 2. How do you encourage innovative ideas? 3. How would you describe your personal style? 4. Do you have a mentor? How have they influenced you? 5. What do you do to constantly challenge your underlying beliefs and assumptions? 6. Would you do anything differently if given the...

What’s in your closet? Help shy closed-off people who are terrified of public speaking How podcasting has helped my shyness and fear of public speaking. How shy I was and still relapse every once in a while. What helped me: First was retail Then going groups with children by myself Singing on Smule/ YouTube Podcasting What doesn’t help Lack of interest in these endeavors When people who care about...

Are they good or sweet? Because there is a difference nobody taught you how to do it. Talk about the conversation with your uncle Talk about the conversation with your little son - look for a quote that says I believe people are inherently good. Grandma Stealing money from dads wallet Look for all who have sinned and come short of the glory of God. “In spite of everything I still believe that peop...

I probably won't make this a habit, although someone told me I should. The reason being is that my editing Proficiency is virtually nonexistent. But I’ll get into that a little later… How wonderful it must be to sit on the right side of history. Or wait. Is it? When I think of  Jesus, Tesla, Luther, Van Gogh, Rahab, Kafka, and the droves of people who were bullied as children and or ostracized for...

Why do people lie? In this episode of You’re Probably Right, MCM looks at lying, truth, fear, self protection, punishment, reward, loyalty, faith, and the uncomfortable reasons people bend reality when the truth feels too costly. Most people like to think lying is something other people do. But the truth is more complicated. People lie to avoid consequences, protect themselves, protect someone els...

Can someone oppose racism, care about fairness, and still question parts of a social movement? In this episode of You’re Probably Right, MCM reflects on childhood bullying, Chris Rock, anti racism conversations, public pressure, and the cost of disagreeing with ideas that are often treated as socially untouchable. This is not a clean, comfortable conversation. MCM wrestles with how people respond...

Societal rules were created a long time ago and of course, we as people learned to foul them up.  Going back to the Bible will help and telling people what to think won't.  Anti-black racism needs to be re-thought out, and Will and Chris are either geniuses or both need God and therapy.