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Boondock Rebel

Crossing a Crumbling Bridge: The Middle Class in Freefall

Crossing a Crumbling Bridge: The Middle Class in Freefall

Hanging By a Thread: What Happened to Normal? As the cost of everything rises and the promise of stability disappears, most of us are just trying not to fall. The rope bridge we’re all on is fraying — and some people are still trying to do handstands in the middle of it.

Silenced, Spent, and Still Serving: The Pyramid We Pretend Doesn’t Exist

Silenced, Spent, and Still Serving: The Pyramid We Pretend Doesn’t Exist

This isn’t a story of marginalization. It’s not a story of hardship. This is a story of a rigged game — where labor is taxed, silence is enforced, and truth is edited out of the narrative. And we’ve all been standing on it, pretending it isn’t cracking.

Part 3: Nepotism & Favouritism: The Stupid in Charge Edition

Part 3: Nepotism & Favouritism: The Stupid in Charge Edition

Why hire the best when you can promote your buddy from beer league hockey? Nepotism isn’t just bad business — it’s corporate Russian roulette, only everyone’s holding the same gun and aiming at their own feet.

Part 2: Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts

Part 2: Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts

It starts with smiles, perks, and “we’re all family here.” Then come the late nights, shifting rules, and the slow bleed of a thousand tiny cuts. By the time you notice, you’re not moving up — you’re sinking, one polished step at a time.

Why I Stopped Doing 12-Sign Readings - You’re Not One in Twelve

Why I Stopped Doing 12-Sign Readings - You’re Not One in Twelve

I didn’t stop my 12-sign readings because I didn’t care — I stopped because I cared more. You’re not one in twelve. You’re one of one. And you deserve guidance that goes deeper than horoscopes. Here’s what’s next…

Chapter Four: When Trust Becomes a Liability

Chapter Four: When Trust Becomes a Liability

I used to believe that if you showed up with integrity, people would meet you halfway. That if you honored your word, others would, too. But...

After 10,000 tarot readings, here’s what I know: The truth doesn’t hide. It whispers.

After 10,000 tarot readings, here’s what I know: The truth doesn’t hide. It whispers.

You don’t read for 10,000 people — most of them remotely — and not learn something about truth. About silence. About what people are really asking when they say, “Can you pull a card for me?” Most of them don’t want predictions. They want permission. They want to feel