Author Archives: Douglas R. Satterfield
[August 14, 2024] While I apologize upfront about the hyperbole “goose-steppers,” I originally erased the title. I restored it because few other words describe the heavy hand of the European Commission goose-steppers against free speech. We are fortunate in America that we have the 1st Amendment to the Constitution that guarantees free speech.1 Recently, Elon Musk did a… Read More »
[August 13, 2024] Leadership means many things, but ultimately, it means getting people to accomplish a goal. Leaders come in a range of abilities and outcomes in performance – great, good, bad and, yes, evil. But there is one category, evil leaders who walk in sheep’s clothing, which deserve special mention. “Watch out for false prophets. They come… Read More »
[August 12, 2024] Grace. Whenever I look back over the past century to see what defines women at their best, I see a combination of virtues that can only be described as ‘grace.’ Whether young or old, rich or poor, grace sets a few special, distinctive women apart from the remainder of their gender. We can see this… Read More »
[August 11, 2024] With Minnesota Governor Tim Walz on the Democrat Party’s ticket to become Vice President, his leadership has been called into question. A slew of memes about Tim Walz popped up, and Tampon Tim is one of the more humorous and controversial ones. Let the tampon war begin! The meme Tampon Tim derives from the passage… Read More »
[August 10, 2024] Please take a look at the list of 14 books I have on my Reading List page and the last one in italics is The Holy Bible. If you read good books, the list is a sack of jewels and useful and challenging you as yourself. Today, I want to take a look at one… Read More »
[August 9, 2024] I left home at 17 and I was gone before my High School graduation because I was enrolled in college and taking classes, a couple of weeks before my friends walked across the High School graduation stage at home in Abilene, Texas. I imagined in my mind my friends with their parents hugging each other, taking… Read More »
[August 9, 2024] It has just been revealed that Tim Walz falsely claimed he carried weapons “in war” in a resurfaced clip that JD Vance blasted this week as another example of the Democrat vice presidential candidate using “stolen valor.” https://nypost.com/2024/08/08/us-news/tim-walz-falsely-claimed-he-carried-weapons-in-war-in-resurfaced-clip-absolutely-false/ [August 8, 2024] It appears that Vice President-select Tim Walz abandoned his unit’s Soldiers before their deployment… Read More »
[August 7, 2024] Two years ago, I published my latest book, 55 Rules for a Good Life. Since then, many have written me to give an update about how the book was received and asked if I was writing a follow-on book. Special thanks to all those who took the time to contact me, and I continue to… Read More »
[August 6, 2024] As a 13-year-old, I drew my first map of my new town, Little Rock, Arkansas. Comparatively, the city of LR was huge, with large streets, tall buildings, and many people going somewhere. The map was not to scale or in an accurate perspective. My map showed the streets I walked when going to school, to… Read More »
[August 5, 2024] There it was again, my yellow-stained 6th-grade Report Card with my end-of-year marks. I didn’t want to even look at it. Okay, I had at least one “B,” and I think that was in “recess.” And to make it worse for me, one of my parents had to sign off acknowledging my performance. “You can… Read More »