​Have you ever met anyone that enjoys making mistakes? Of course not! However, we do learn from making the wrong decision at times, and even if we fail to decide, that can end up being a mistake.

So, what is the answer?

Acquisition of knowledge is where the answer lies. And even then, you must question the knowledge by looking up stream, as to where the knowledge is coming from.

Side Hustle

Do you like to tinker in the garage, basement or whatever you call your man cave? In this week's episode we discussed side hustles that may provide you an additional revenue for more purchasing power or even more importantly, pay down debt.

Did you know that some of the most well-known businesses today had their inception in the garage? Here they are, Apple, it is one of the most well-known brands in the world which originated in a small garage in Cupertino, California. not to mention Hewlett-Packard, Amazon, Google, and the Walt Disney Corporation to name a few. 

​Much like laughter is universal, music has been culturally, and socially accepted in all civilizations throughout human history.

From simply clapping hands to create rhythm to the most priceless instrument, the Stradivarius, we all enjoy music.

There is a variety of genres of such as classical, blues, jazz or country, there is music for everyone.

This week we featured the legendary Merle Haggard as growing up in the throes of the great depression and his eventual style of music that no doubt gave him reflection and solace in life.

​The naked human eye on average can only see approximately 5000 stars. However, the earth gets in the way, therefore, the number is further reduced to 2500, and the conditions would have to be exactly right. 

In our little corner where you and I stand, the universe known as the Milky Way there exists about 400 billion stars and the vastness is awe-inspiring.

On this week’s episode an astrophysicist, a research scientist at UCLA expanded on the fact that by using mathematical tools our universe had a beginning or if you will, a Genesis.

​Do you remember when we were kids? Many of us had a special secret place to play, such as a club house made from cardboard, tree house, or just a hole in the ground.

There was a sense of mystery and excitement about knowing something that others did not know.

That same mystery and excitement carries over even when we are adults, obviously by this week's episode. 

My guest builds creative hidden and secret passages all over the world, from a small compartment in your home to thousands of square feet underground. How cool is that?