America’s Lack of Pride, the War on Graffiti, and Really?

Is it possible that one book can make the world a better, safer and more beautiful place? I think so. Do people need a wake up call, the kind like when our grandparents used to throw cold water on us to get us up? I definitely think so. Do people inherently want to be better, to reach down inside hidden feelings and pull out their greatness? Absolutely. Are we tired of seeing innocent young teenagers, fathers and mothers die, everyday, from 100% preventable acts? We have rallies and marches because we can’t stomach senseless death anymore. I think if you drive a car or are about to, you have a moral responsibility to read this book. 1.3 million deaths a year from car accidents is another pretty good reason. If people with voices talk, and the message they talk about is important, people will listen and change will happen. I want a beautiful world to look at during this life’s journey. I want to be protected from sickness when I go out to eat. I want to feel safe when I drive and walk in my city. I think people and pride have gone their separate ways. I want to bring them back together. My goal is to make people look inside themselves and to find that greatness. To have pride in what they say, what they do and what they have. To have pride in how they present themselves physically, mentally and spiritually. I think this book is a huge step in making those things happen. It is a punch in the face, reality gut check, look in the mirror experience, where you question what type of person you are and want to be. It will open your eyes as to how you view the physical world that you live in daily. It is my hope the changing narrative is something people want to be part of. Pride! Read more