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Learning To Live Better

   Industrious people do not shy away from work. Rather, they enjoy working to provide for their personal needs and to help others - even if the work they do is not glamorous. Like it or not, life is full of responsibilities. In a world where many dislike the idea of working hard, being industrious puts you at an advantage.

   Whether you are doing chores, finishing your assigned homework, or engaging in any work, immerse yourself in what you are doing. Once you can perform a task well, look for ways to improve doing it faster or better. The more skillful you are, the more you will enjoy your work. In almost every case, when you care for your responsibilities well, you lighten the load for others in your family.

   Instead of just doing the bare minimum, try to do more than you are required to do. In this

way, you are in control of your life - doing more, not because you are forced to, but because

you choose to. Industrious people are not lazy, nor are they workaholics. They aim for balance, finding enjoyment both in their work and in periods of rest. - Awake Magazine

A Lifeline For Humanity

   ‘The World’s Watchdog.’ At a time when our leaders are violating our rights

with impunity, individuals at risk around the world are looking to Amnesty.

As the world’s largest human rights watchdog, our people-powered movement is

showing up, shining a light, and exposing violations where others wouldn’t

even dare to go.

   We’re fiercely independent, which means we investigate abuses fearlessly and

speak out without compromise. We refuse to look away. We leap into action. We

fight. And we win. We’re the frontline of the urgent fight for human rights — 

and we need YOU with us to make sure humanity prevails.

   'Tomorrow’s Work Starts Today.’ Amnesty is a grassroots movement fighting 

for human rights around the world. We’ve pushed back against authoritarian 

practices, shut down harmful detention centers like Alligator Alcatraz, a

and helped free people held illegally, but there are still more fights 

ahead of us.

   We must continue to defend the communities who count on our work — from

children separated from their families to civilians being targeted in war.

Your support funds the work it will take to defend our rights. Not just in

the present but for the future of our country… our world… our humanity.

   ‘It’s Up to Us.’ Wherever you look, humanity is at risk. Authoritarian

practices are spreading. Human rights violations are mounting. Communities

are being terrorized and destroyed. Our world leaders are failing to

end the genocide, or to free political prisoners. When human rights are 

violated, we fight back. Our strength is in numbers.

When we resist and raise our voices together, we are powerful. Your support

is more than a gift. It’s a lifeline for humanity. - Amnesty International

Pursue An Education With A Distinguished Faculty

     Hillsdale College was founded in 1844 with a mission to provide "all who wish to learn" the education necessary to preserve civil and religious liberty in America. Hillsdale's founders understood, like the founders of our great nation, that free government requires independent, virtuous, and knowledgeable citizens. Hillsdale launched its online courses program to extend this mission and to teach the core subjects of a (Hillsdale) education free of charge. Since that time, more than three million Americans have partnered with them in this effort. Hillsdale's self-paced, not-for-credit online courses are created for every American who wishes to embark upon a life-changing education in the greatest ideas and texts of Western civilization. 

     Courses Include: Totalitarian Novels, Paradise Lost, Marxism, Socialism, And Communism, The Genesis Story: Reading Biblical Narratives, Constitution 101: The Meaning And History Of The Constitution, Ancient Christianity, Congress, The American Left, The U.S. Supreme Court, Civil Rights In American History, American Foreign Policy, The Second World Wars, Winston Churchill And Statesmanship, American Heritage, Great Books 101, Great Books 102, Dante's Divine Comedy, Shakespeare, The Young Jane Austen, Mark Twain, An Introduction to C.S. Lewis, The History of Classical Music, Introduction To Western Philosophy, Introduction To Aristotle's Ethics, Mathematics and Logic, Economics 101, Supply-Side Economics and American Prosperity.  - Hillsdale.edu