The concept of being a servant was extremely difficult for Jesus' followers to grasp, too. After all, how can He, whom they believed to be God, wash their feet? Was this act not restricted to the lowest of slaves? Yet, it would be the foundation of the Christian faith. Their Messiah was not coming like King David in a warrior's horse to win some political war and liberate them from the Romans. He was coming sitting on a donkey to die for them and expect them to die for others. So revolutionary was the thought that many who followed him left him. Yet, this revolutionary act would change the course of humanity.   

In today's world, it seems that individualism has won over the idea of placing others' interest above self. In a world where adults are obsessed with satisfying their flesh's lust, others become victims, especially the youth, most painfully.   

When comedian Jerry Seinfeld read the article, he immediately posted his rebuttal in the NY Times Opinion, Jerry Seinfeld: So, You Think NY is Dead.  In his rebuttal article, Seinfeld argues that Altucher is wrong, and that is ok to do in a civil world; what is not ok, is how Seinfeld went about his argument.  Seinfeld does not engage Altucher with facts, but instead, he begins a tirade of insults on Altucher, he writes: "The last thing we need in the thick of so many challenges is some putz on LinkedIn wailing and whimpering, "Everyone's gone! I want 2019 back!" Oh, shut up, imagine being in a real war with this guy by your side. " And he goes on with a tirade of further insults.

The Narco Mindset is based on 12 foundational principles that can be applied to one’s personal, professional, and family life, and its a mindset that transcends gender, age, culture, vocation, and philosophy.

With these principles, the readers of this journal will too have the ultimate mindset to not only survive but to thrive in any arena of life and achieve any goal or definition of success that they put their minds to.

When I saw this, what turmoil filled my heart! I saw myself so stupid and so ignorant; I must seem like an animal to you, O God. But even so, you love me! You are holding my right hand! You will guide me all my life with your wisdom and counsel, and afterward, receive me into the glories of heaven! Whom have I in heaven but you? And I desire no one on earth as much as you! My health fails; my spirits droop, yet God remains! He is the strength of my heart; he is mine forever! But those refusing to worship God will perish, for he destroys those serving other gods.  But as for me, I get as close to him as I can! I have chosen him, and I will tell everyone about the wonderful ways he rescues me.

In this episode, Anthony, Dr. Valdes’ co-host, challenges Dr. Valdes to talk about morality and the decay of morality in America today and whether a society can survive in a world where there is no morality.  Dr. Valdes posits that he reads the bible as a book of philosophy and morals and how things that were right/ moral two thousand years ago are right and moral today.  How we have a double standard in so-called “Christians” that go to church on Sunday and are super holy at church, but at home, they are the complete opposite.  Dr. Valdes ends the episode on the high note that in the game of life, God will always win, and that great movements in history were often directed by one person who was crazy enough to believe they can change the world and did.  He believes God will raise someone who will usher in a new era of morality, not informed by society and Hollywood but informed by God.

I also wanted to share our process in how we create each episode.  So below feel free to look at our workflow and feel free to use anything that might be useful.