What is the last thing you learned?
Most importantly, I learned I am the change I want and need.
It’s not the last thing learned in the way of new information; it’s more like finding more wisdom in what you already know.
I am not seeking to be part of the way or a ‘New World Movement leader.’
Still, at the stage of observation that I am currently at, I can’t help but see the “color” being sucked out of our lives.
New homes are usually lifeless; they are built quickly by a crew of builders who are like cogs in a machine.
It’s about building and moving on, not building homes for families or taking pride in your work.
The everyday business owner is slowly changing into the massive life-sucking machine they have known to hate.
There are stories of these people who will move in questionable ways to reach the bottom line. (SMH)
I have driven by and visited countless new buildings and structures designed for the rich and poor.
In most cases, they all fit into some pattern. (I.E. They look the same in some form.)
This new style of homes may not seem like a big deal on the surface, but it has lasting effects on the community and country.
We scream and throw fits about being able to be ourselves, only to be put into a cog-like community in a clog-like mindset.
So, I learned to speak up when it’s essential. It may not be what you want to hear, but it needs to be said.
So what do you think?
Are the homes we have now blander than in the past?
Do you prefer the new or old style of American homes?
Is today’s average business owner beginning to become corporate-minded?
My name is Kinfolk Wellin, and I thank you for your time.
Please like and share this blog with those you feel would benefit from the questions I presented today.
Peace.
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