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Soldiers’ Blood and Bloodied Money: Wars and the Ruling Elites book by Allen B. Clark Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Soldiers’ Blood and Bloodied Money Delivers Hard-Hitting History Lesson Dallas, TX, September 28, 2022 — Allen B. Clark returned from the Vietnam War a double-leg amputee. It took 15 months of rehabilitation, 20 surgeries, eight years of psychotherapy and his faith in God to help him heal. Through the years, Clark became involved in politics and was eventually appointed as an assistant secretary at the National Department of Veterans Affairs. It was through that appointment where Clark met and mentored hundreds of veterans and listened to their stories. The blood lost — the lives lost — haunted him, and he began to study the history of wars intensely.…
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College Isn’t the Only Option: Children’s Book Aims to Spark Interest in the Trades Press Release
College Isn’t the Only Option: Children’s Book Aims to Spark Interest in the Trades Boston, MA, Joshua Page is an electrician by trade, but his other passion is destigmatizing Society’s view of occupations like his and spreading the word that college isn’t the only avenue worth pursuing. “So many kids don’t even know ‘trades’ exist. Their parents push them to college so much, and now we are seeing the effects of that,” Page said, pointing out that student loan debt in the U.S. is more than $1.7 trillion. With the average ages of electricians and plumbers hovering in the 40s, Page felt compelled to do his part to inspire…
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Forget the Critics: Pinpoint Your Gifts, Set Goals and Make Them Happen by Ric Keller Press Release
Forget the Critics: Pinpoint Your Gifts, Set Goals and Make Them Happen Former Congressman Ric Keller learned a valuable lesson from his four years in pre-med: that he didn’t like the sight of blood. “In terms of my gifts, I knew I loved public speaking, that I could take complicated things and communicate them in a way that is easy to understand, and that I loved using humor to relax people and build rapport,” Keller writes in his new book, Chase the Bears: Little Things to Achieve Big Dreams. Logic told him to continue on to medical school. Intuition tugged him toward law and politics. His gut won, and in Chase the…







