Beyond the Told

by Dr. David M Robertson

7 Things Cobra Kai Can Teach Us About Leadership

Cobra Kai is one of the most popular digital programs in recent times. With good reason! It has recaptured the imaginations of those who loved the original Karate Kid trilogy. Moreover, while a little over the top at times, the show is pretty good. However, as I watched it, I found myself getting rather frustrated […]

GRAIN – The Devil or Not?

Let’s talk about grain. This is a touchy subject for many, including those in the health community. However, this is an important topic, and we must look at the information logically. What I wish to convey to you here is that it is not as simple as good versus evil.  The three most commonly consumed […]

The Militia: A Few Words and Things to Consider

Perception is a substantial piece of the overall picture, sometimes, I suppose. I was doing some research lately and stumbled upon a website called TRAC – or Terrorism Research and Analysis Consortium, an interesting site that helps shed light on targets of interest and perhaps even responsible parties regarding terrorist activities. However, as I scrolled […]

The Coming Domestic Crisis

There is no doubt that this article will come across as negative to some. Unfortunately, in many ways, the people of this great nation have been taught to avoid the negative. This is not exactly the best approach, as one can rarely fix a problem without first addressing and defining what the problem is. In […]

FUNGUS – A Few Things to Know

Did you know that fungus can be a problem for otherwise healthy people? If you have ever suffered from things like chronic fatigue, recurrent yeast vaginal infections, oral thrush, itchy ears, dandruff, blurry eyes, patchy itchy skin rashes, intestinal problems like irritable bowel syndrome or malabsorption, muscle twitching, acne, rosacea, chronic headaches, you may be […]

The Difficulty of Change and How to Overcome It

Effective leadership is essential for managing change. As the saying goes, the only constant is change itself, yet many individuals struggle to adapt to it. This is because people tend to prefer consistency (Mounsher, 2017). Yet, one of the hallmarks of effective leadership is overcoming the sometimes overwhelming challenges regarding change (Mullins, 2019). Perhaps this […]

Eating REAL Meat Matters

Meat is an important part of a healthy diet, particularly when it comes to unprocessed, natural, grass-fed, or open-range options. While fruits are important for our overall health, they do not provide all the necessary nutrients to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Meat is a rich source of B3 (Niacin), B6, Iron, Zinc, Selenium, and many […]

A Rant About Free Stuff

I wanted to take a few minutes and vent about something that encompasses many of my work’s points. It is sort of a tough topic, and it has multiple sides and angles. I won’t be able to hit them all, but I do want to hit on a few. Understand that these are just things […]

A Sad State of Affairs – Is Ignorance Winning?

I read a post today on social media suggesting that “the Constitution was written by white people – for white people,” and continued by saying that “white people are treated better than any other race on the planet.” Aside from being sad, it’s just not accurate – either now or historically. In fact, it breaks […]

Let’s Talk About The Term: Redskin

The Washington Redskins have recently announced they will be reviewing the team’s name due to pressure from the public and corporate sponsors. But is the term “Redskin” really a bad thing? The issue is not as clear-cut as it seems. There are always two sides to every story, and in this case, it’s important to […]