This post explores the real cost of ignoring your health—from the food you eat to the systems that shape your choices. It challenges readers to go beyond knowing better to actually doing better

Communities thrive when we choose progress over comfort, let go of the past, and build together for a future we all call home.

From burnout to breakthroughs—explore how today’s evolving workplace is reshaping success, wellness, and the future of our kids.

Treat your marriage like your legacy—built with structure, vision, and emotional intelligence. The home is your greatest enterprise.

A reflection on faith, division, healing & the America we hope to become.

How unhealed trauma fuels incarceration—and why prevention, not punishment, is the smartest investment we can make.

Justice isn’t a game—but we’ve turned it into one. This blog exposes how deals, denial, and dysfunction distort accountability.

Honoring heroes past and present who fought for freedom, justice, and the values we carry forward.

PPOs promise protection—but without tracking or enforcement, victims are left exposed. The system isn’t broken. It’s blind.

$300M is poured into justice reform yearly. But with so little reaching those returning home, is advocacy solving the problem—or sustaining it?

Black mold exposure is one of the most underdiagnosed, unacknowledged public health concern facing low-income families today.

Real change starts when we stop repeating broken patterns and start building systems that actually heal.

Trauma is not just a personal burden or clinical diagnosis. It is an economic issue

MDOC states that its mission is "to protect the public by holding offenders accountable while promoting their rehabilitation."

Michigan spends millions on homelessness—but the crisis grows. Where’s the money going? The truth about “affordable” housing, exposed.

In a society focused on wellness, it's paradoxical that our correctional system remains entrenched in outdated punitive practices

A study from Harvard University shows that Americans today are more politically divided than at any other time in modern history.

Now, we look ahead. What does a successful Pontiac look like in five, ten, or twenty years?

The Pontiac Peace Treaty Series is about uniting the people of Pontiac to demand real action

In this series we’re going beyond history lessons. This is about recognizing our roots, reclaiming our city, and rewriting the future.