We all face decisions daily. The question is whether we are making good ones. To do that it takes information and a willingness to honestly look at it.
I met with the McPherson Financial Group yesterday. They possess and understand information I don’t have access to. They work in the field every day, yet the decisions facing me are mine to make. I need that expert support.
I’ve been making some major purchases for my home and still have some of them to make. I was in another hour-long meeting yesterday evening to gather information about those decisions. They are still mine to make. Hopefully, I’m making the right ones and, right or wrong, they are better informed than if I had acted on my own.
We have November ahead of us and decisions to make. Are we acting with solid information? Are we as ready as we can be to make good decisions?
Elsewhere, a Massachusetts jury can’t make a decision on a mother who admits to killing her three small children is guilty of murder. A New York court has said no to classroom Pride Flags. Google buys into the Lake America idea, at least in America.
I find myself once again in agreement with the Orlando Sentinel’s Scott Maxwell. There are places where the left and right can and should agree. On a related note, Florida House Democrats want Attorney General James Uthmeier impeached. It’s an interesting idea, but I’m not looking for it to happen.
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TODAY’s LINEUP
The Lindsay Clancy jury deliberations continue
NY court says no to classroom Pride flags
Google buys into Lake America change