Mitch Jackson

Growth Advocate. A Purveyor of the Perfection in Music. Title Wizard 🧙🏻‍♂️ Attempting to Exist in Perpetual Growth.

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

Man searches for God; searches for his soul, neither of which he can see
Man searches for his brother; discovers he’s found all three
#ele

[Andy Hull @okayfineAndy]

it’s a good morning to keep going

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

Turn the music loud while I daydream.

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

The criminal I’ve been chasing is wearing my shoes.

Morning moment of zen.

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I enjoyed this one a lot

https://t.co/b7r0c3SYwk

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Day 13
73%
6 in a row

[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

Please be kind.

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

We do not come to grace; grace comes to us.

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

Not sure who needs to see this, but…

[Jason Garner @Thejasongarner]

Be kind to yourself - life is tough and you’re not perfect.

Be kind to others - their lives are tough too and they’re not perfect either.

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

Y’all remember when Toni Lahren was a real thing? Simpler times…

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

@kkdistler @zerohedge The only one I’d be able to afford😅

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

@kkdistler @zerohedge At some point, life takes everyone out at the kneecaps 😂

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

#leoszn 🦁😼

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

@TinaG_SD @kkdistler @justin_hart Continuing to wear a mask may still serve as a positive mental response for some. A feeling of control when it comes to ensuring own safety. Especially considering the expediency of the cultural shift.
Those types of behavioral changes can often be difficult.

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

@kkdistler @justin_hart I’m hesitant to believe all individuals continuing to wear a mask are doing so as a political statement.

[Shane Claiborne @ShaneClaiborne]

It’s the anniversary of the electric-chair execution of George Junius Stinney, Jr. in South Carolina in 1944. He was 14, weighed 95 lbs, and had to sit on his Bible for his head to reach the metal helmet of the electric chair. 70 years later, he was exonerated. Lord, have mercy.

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

@kkdistler @brithume @Xfinity Is a functional voicemail even all that necessary these days?

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

@RBIAgent In this state, every day is bourbon day 🥃

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

If you want to change the world, start by cleaning your room.

[Mitch Jackson @srymitchjackson]

@RBIAgent