I’d like you to know that I am releasing my second book, Graceful Warrior: The True Story of a Son, a Father, and a Family Who Carried Each Other Through, on November 10- my son Mac's birthday. This project has been two years in the making and it is more deeply personal than anything I have ever done. I wrote this book not only to honor my son, but also to offer hope, strength, and comfort to others who are currently walking through their own challenging valleys.
I wanted to take a moment and share a little more about Mac - a snippet of what you'll hear more about in the book.
Mac was vibrant. He was a talented musician and composer, a proud uncle, and a loving son and brother. At 27, he was diagnosed with chordoma, a rare form of bone cancer. Mac never let this slow him down. He pushed forward, serving through the Gary Sinise Foundation until he needed to step back to focus on the fight. But even in that, he fully embraced every moment he could, writing, composing, and recording music for his album Resurrection and Revival,
I look forward to sharing more about Mac, my family's journey, and the love and faith that carried us through in the coming weeks. And my heart goes out to anyone struggling with a similar challenge. If you’d like to pre-order the book, you can do so through Barnes & Nobles, Amazon, or Premier Collectibles.
that's neuron.
it doesn't know fear.
it doesn't know lack.
it just repeats what you tell it.
you tell it "i'm not enough" 500 times. the neuron fires. then fires again. then builds a superhighway for that belief.
you tell it "nothing ever works for me" every morning. the neuron doesn't argue. it just memorizes.
you tell it "i can't change" long enough, the neuron believes you. and then your reality matches.
that's neuroplasticity.
from a quantum perspective, your focused attention is what turns possibility into experience. the neuron is the bridge, but the bridge only appears when you choose a direction.
the good news? the same neuron doesn't know truth from a lie. it just repeats. so you can overwrite the lie with a new signal. when you hold that new signal with quiet certainty, reality reorganizes around it, without you forcing it.
what most people get wrong: they try to "think positive" once. then wonder why nothing changes.
one weak signal doesn't build a highway. repetition does. and without the inner "already done", the repetition stays hollow."
Joe Kent just revealed the last thing Charlie Kirk said to him:
“The last time I saw Charlie Kirk on this Earth was in June, in the West Wing.” “He looked me in the eye and he said … Joe, stop us from getting into a war with Iran.”
Celebs including Amy Winehouse and Micheal Jackson exposed the satanic pedo death-cult that runs Hollywood.
They were later found dead by “suicide” shortly after…
"You're the smartest guy I ever met... but you're too stupid to see... he made up his mind ten minutes ago,"
Hank’s death in Breaking Bad (2013) lands hard, the way he faces it and that final exchange just makes it hit even deeper.