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Chapter Four: When Trust Becomes a Liability

Chapter Four: When Trust Becomes a Liability

The quiet cost of corporate indifference. 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 then you enter a system that was never built to respect you — and realize something gutting: Trust, here,

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

The Epstein Files: When the Doodle Hurts More Than the Dirt

The Epstein Files: When the Doodle Hurts More Than the Dirt

Donald Trump says he’s never drawn a doodle in his life — as if that’s the scandal. Not the parties with Epstein. Not the lawsuits, or the accusations. Just a bad sketch he suddenly wants the world to forget.

Chapter Three: When 'Fuck You' Should Be Used – Without Apology

Chapter Three: When 'Fuck You' Should Be Used – Without Apology

I didn’t start with anger. I started with shock. A fire in my living room. Smoke. Flames. Burned hands. My Segway battery exploded and nearly took my home with it. But I survived. So I gathered myself. I filed a claim. I submitted photos, receipts, reports—everything they asked

Chapter Two: “Caring Counts®” — Until You Need It

Chapter Two: “Caring Counts®” — Until You Need It

How silence, spin, and endless holds grind you down — until your dignity’s gone and your case is closed.

I came with a promise

I came with a promise

I came with a promise. A degree. A career. A life of meaning. At the Canadian Embassy, they said I’d just need to adjust — that I’d be teaching again soon. But no one said adjustment could take years. No one said I’d be cleaning up after someone

Chapter One: Customer Service Warfare – Caring Counts® (Just Not for You)

Chapter One: Customer Service Warfare – Caring Counts® (Just Not for You)

I used to think customer service was about help. A quick conversation. Maybe a refund. I didn’t realize it was war. It started with a self-balancing scooter I bought to regain mobility—something light and easy, to give my dog daily walks again despite my disability. I have plantar