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June Video Blog
Category Archives: From Dave Severn
Some People Get It…Some Don’t
The entire world is a dichotomy. The world, as we know it, is a separate unit comprised of many parts, all balanced and perfectly fit together into a whole completed unit. Each individual part has been so designed, engineered, and … Continue reading
To Succeed…Observe The Masses and Do The Exact Opposite
Going Against the Status Quo The United States Social Security Administration tells us today that 98% of the people of our nation will be dead or broke or both by the time they reach age 65. Wow! That is a … Continue reading
If You Want To Be Successful, Jump All The Way In, Otherwise You Will Only Get Wet
May Video Blog
Freedom Has A Price Tag – Part 2
The Jimmy Doolittle Tokyo Bombing Raid Part II of II dated April 2019: The Flight Crew of the first plane that led the Raid on Tokyo, Japan. Picture of the Crew The crew of the lead plane in … Continue reading
Freedom Has A Price Tag – Part I
THE JIMMY DOOLITTLE TOKYO BOMBING RAID—APRIL 18, 1942 PART I of II dated October 2013 EVERYONE NEEDS HEROES Having local and national heroes is a very real necessity for all growing and strong nations. Heroes provide the right examples for … Continue reading
If At First You Don’t Succeed
One of the biggest challenges I have today with the youth and adults of our nation is how little they know about how to work hard, how to totally commit to doing the things they say they want, and how … Continue reading
The First Commercial Navigation On The Snake River
Observing from the broad view of the modern day perspective with all of its conveniences and technology, it seems hardly possible that Columbia and Snake River travel actually occurred using only “arm-strong” manual power to move men, boats, and cargo … Continue reading
Stop Looking In All The Wrong Places
April Video Blog
Don’t Be In Such A Hurry
Becoming Successful is a Long Term Process A careful examination of your personal surroundings and the people with whom you spend the most time associating will disclose to you the rapid, and most times purposeless, pace of life most people … Continue reading