#156 - Personal Responsibility

from The Kronos Group Podcast Hosted by Jerry Brazie; CEO and Entrepreneur

Whatever happened to personal responsibility? Why is everything someone else's fault? Fortune magazine did an 8-page article blaming P&G for people eating soap they bought. Fortune used to be a magazine worth reading. But has moved in to be an SJW rag. While still providing some good content, many of the stories have a bias that represents support of new-age, politically correct storytelling. So check it out and hear some unfiltered insight from someone who comes from humble beginnings, had nothing at the start has had some success and is talking about it in an unfiltered and honest way. It's just my opinion, but hopefully, it will make you think! Let us know if any of this hits home for you and please forward this to anyone you know that may enjoy hearing it, and don't forget to subscribe! Thanks for listening and helping spread the word. Enjoy! Don't forget to subscribe to the show! Find all the links at https://jerrybrazie.com/link/ Or JerryBrazie.com Youtube: Here Facebook: Here Facebook Group: Here Instagram: Here Reddit: Here Spotify: Here Q&A: [email protected] or send us a PM on any of our social media pages!

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