In America, Atlas Isn’t Shrugging—He’s Building

In America, Atlas Isn’t Shrugging—He’s Building

By:  Michael K. Warne, AAMS® This week, we celebrate the birth of our nation—249 years strong. It’s hard to wrap my mind around the fact that next year marks our 250th. I still remember, albeit faintly, the Bicentennial celebrations in 1976. Remember how oddly special...
In America, Atlas Isn’t Shrugging—He’s Building

We Just Completed Dry January. Here’s What Surprised Us Most

By:  Michael K. Warne, AAMS® We Just Completed Dry January. Here’s What Surprised Us Most My wife, Tracy, and I just pulled off something we weren’t sure was possible—we went 31 days without a drop of alcohol. Not because we had a drinking problem, or because we know...
In America, Atlas Isn’t Shrugging—He’s Building

Balance

We Americans seem to struggle with balance, especially in this crazy year that is 2020. Here are a few lessons I’ve learned on my quest for balance. We Americans seem to struggle with balance. It seems many people in this country think only in binary terms—you agree...
In America, Atlas Isn’t Shrugging—He’s Building

Why do poor people stay poor?

Many in the general public believe poor people remain poor due to a lack of work ethic. In reality, work ethic alone is not enough to change their situation. I recently read an article by Nick Maggiulli with the same title as above. It started out with this: Why do...