
Discover how curiosity, persistence, and owning your voice drive entrepreneurship and independence, from kid radio experiments to actionable steps for making your opinion heard in America.
Pursue crime reduction by stopping crime at its source and strengthening law enforcement and judicial processes. Secure federal funding with no strings attached to deter crime and support appropriate penalties.
Persist through pitfalls to launch a new business and create jobs; one percent growth in new ventures reduces poverty by two percent. Support nascent businesses with feedback and referrals.
Persistence fuels entrepreneurship as a young inventor overcomes doubt, builds radio stations, and proves that one voice can shape opportunities and national independence.
Advocate for government efficiency by treating budgets like households, shutting down nonworking programs, balancing the budget to pay down debt, expediting permits, and aligning congressional pay with citizen living standards.
Analyze living within means by addressing the national debt, the debt ceiling, and proposed fixes—spending cuts, sunsetting laws, term limits, and a plan for social security and medicare.
Decide on a path to American independence and act with resolve despite criticism. Share your comments to influence how money is spent and make your voice count.
In this course, I'll show Americans action steps that you can take that are extremely important and that will lead to America being independent of various foreign resources. I, Dr. George Flinn, go over several anecdotes, personal testimonials, and real-world examples of how one can overcome and persist in the world of business and innovation. This course is meant to give people actionable steps that will allow them to bolster their local economies as well as give them a heads up on business and what is occurring in 2022. I even go over how the government is out of money and how we as Americans can avoid the tragedy, which is headed our way, better known as inflation! one two three four five six. Additionally, most people don't realize how crime contributes to debt, the lack of innovation, and our independence as a country. In this course, I go over a frightening instance where I came home seeing the lights on, the door open, and the glass was broken out in the door which I naturally assumed, someone did in order to gain entry into my home. I came home to see my television had been ripped off the wall, computers, and ipads had all gone, and drawers had been opened with the contents thrown to the floor. The feeling of infringement had truly taken hold of me as I couldn't do anything but stand there and feel totally violated in a sense. Ultimately, if we have harsher penalties for people who commit crimes, perpetrators will not roam the streets and people will feel more comfortable starting businesses as well attempting innovation. But, you can't do that if you don't feel safe, period!