Jamin Mckeever

Ladies' are crazy Boys need to be men

Revisado: 10-19-22

ladies are crazy Boys need to become men.
the author does a good job of laying out different relationships scenarios and how men can be received as week and lacking leadership. some of the things obviously are very confusing considering how women will tend to test men and it becomes very confusing in relationships was very insightful.

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Every American should read this book.

Revisado: 04-21-22

Again, Thomas Sowell, does an excellent job communicated deep rooted history. His knowledge, and expensive research of work is a treasure trove of labor and a gift of reason in a time were people choose emotions over facts. You will learn a lot about class, racial groups, and many unknowns of history, that are either ignored or watered down. Highly recommend.

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Many helpful stories to movate one to make wealth.

Revisado: 01-27-22

Too many times we dream without action. Wealth, doesn't come to the lazy. Wealth, doesn't come from making excuses. We currently live in an Information Age with so many videos, so many books, and so much resources on how to make wealth. Sadly, so many people don't even take the chance or even try because they're too busy focusing on the what ifs rather than the how. You got a dream? Go out and get it make something of yourself! The only person that's holding you back is the person in the mirror that you see every morning.

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Fascinating

Revisado: 12-28-21

A clever and silly story. I knew that it was about a man who fell asleep for 20 years but not that the revolution taking places while he slept. Over all I enjoyed the read.

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An Amazing life full of struggle, fun, and Triump

Revisado: 12-24-21

So many amazing stories, and unknown facts of Michael Caine, that I never knew. It was a joy to read about earlier struggles of his career and how he grew to stardom. But the most enjoyable part of this read was about his family and friendships that developed along the way and the lessons he learned. A last true gentleman and a scholar.

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I am afraid that what has happened has come

Revisado: 10-13-21

More Americans need, no, must read more of Thomas Sowell. The man is a freaking genius!
So many great topics in this book. So well is able to break everything down in a clear and poignant fashion.
Although, some of the writing in this book was filled with predictions, it is sad how much of it has become real.

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The Romance of Pirates was not so Romantic

Revisado: 09-05-21

Eric Dolin, gives a wide stroke of history and stories of Pirates at sea during the Romantic age. What Eric points out is that piracy is not as romantic as portrayed in our movies and books. What's nice about this book is that it cuts through a lot of the bologna and actually tells true stories of some of the most iconic Pirates of all time. I was lead to find out that they weren't as great as they seemed. For instance I would say after reading this book that Blackbeard wasn't nearly as Fierce as Edward "Ned" Low. I enjoyed this book, but I wish it didn't jump around so much.

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Social Justice in not loving your brother

Revisado: 08-25-21

My Brother, gives an amazing biblically clear example of the dangers of CRT and the Marxist ideology roots of Black Lives Matter movement and the organization itself.
Their are many in the Church and high up influencers that have bitten into and have digested this teaching. Voddie, gives the background of his humble roots and hits hard on the lack of fathers in the home and how valuable it is to have a stable home. He does a fantastic job of hard research to understanding the agenda of those that are pushing critical race theory in America. It is important to read this book to have a better understanding of the roots of where this ideology comes from the dangers if the church continues to embraces it.

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The Humble American Servants

Revisado: 07-26-21

Such an amazing collage of stories over the years at the Nation's House. So many people in this book, that make you appreciate those behind-the-scenes that are the unsung heroes that run the White House with great grace and elegance. A completely facilitating read.

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A helpful and far look to understand each other.

Revisado: 06-11-21

Watson's, approach to this sensitive subject, is one written with great fairness, insight, and balance. His approach is not like the secular way of revenge or get even. It is about Christ. America has a sin problem. Man kind has a sin problem. We, all of us have a sin problem. I and my brother Watson agree that the gospel is the only way to change a man's heart. The stories are moving, thought provoking, and are presented with deep conviction. I felt there were a few times where Benjamin would make a few blanket statements, as if they were absolute when I felt that wasn't the cases. Feelings are very real but facts, need to be up front and center before we allow our feelings to determine that they are facts. However, there is great value to be found within the pages. As Benjamin points out, we all have biases and it is far too easy for us from time to time to not see people as God's image bearers, and to have compassion, and empathy towards people no matter who they are. And to not make light of such hard difficult issues and brush them off without taking the time to really examine the pains and hurt of these tough and complicated issues.

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