CAPITALISM, SOCIALISM, AND THE MYTH OF AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM
Freedom, Economics, and Our Shared Humanity ✍🏽 By Eric Lawrence Frazier, MBA The beginning of a new year always invites reflection. It forces questions we don’t usually slow down long enough to ask. How will I show up differently in 2026 than I did in 2025? What will I believe? How will I behave? What […]
THE POWER IS NOW: Time, Value, Expertise, and the Future of Real Estate⏳
There is one exception to everything I am about to say about time—and that exception is God. God is the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end. God is not subject to time; time is subject to Him. God does not move through hours, days, or years. God does not age. God does […]
Why I No Longer Believe in “Free” 💼
I do not believe in free. That may sound strange coming from someone who has spent more than four decades in sales, real estate, and financial services. There was a time when I thought free was a blessing. If I could get something for free—a report, a class, a consultation—I believed I was getting a […]
The Architecture of Speech
What the Word builds, what it breaks, and what we should all learn from Marcus🏛️ Everything in this world that is accomplished—everything that is built, every institution that stands, every business that exists, every family that endures, every invention we marvel at—began as an idea and a spoken word. It was conceived in the mind. […]
Time: The Only Christmas Gift You Can’t Return
Time It happens every year like clockwork. As Christmas Day approaches, there’s a mad dash to the retailers—online carts filling up, parking lots packed, delivery dates looming, and that familiar pressure to “get it right.” And strangely, the longer you’ve known someone, the harder it can be. What do you give a person who has […]
What Time Teaches a Marriage
My Anniversary Is Here Again ❤️ My anniversary is here again. Why does it feel like time has a sense of humor—like it speeds up specifically for married people? I caught myself saying it out loud: “God, I need more time.” 🙏 The years seem to accelerate when you’re not looking. One day you’re young […]
44 Years: The Love That Became My Life
For 44 years, I’ve been waking up next to my wife—Ruby—who has been part of my consciousness for essentially my entire adult life. And when I say consciousness, I don’t mean biology or age. I mean the moment awareness arrives— when life becomes choice, and choice becomes consequence. When decisions begin shaping your future, your family, […]
Time: The Only Christmas Gift You Can’t Return
Time It happens every year like clockwork. As Christmas Day approaches, there’s a mad dash to the retailers—online carts filling up, parking lots packed, delivery dates looming, and that familiar pressure to “get it right.” And strangely, the longer you’ve known someone, the harder it can be. What do you give a person who has […]
The Shutdown Is Over. The Damage Isn’t.
Why a 43-day, self-inflicted crisis leaves scars you won’t see in GDP. Update — November 13, 2025: The federal government reopened late last night when the President signed a stopgap funding package ending the record 43-day shutdown. Most agencies are funded only through January 30, 2026, which means another cliff is already on the calendar. Health-care fights—including whether […]
Home, Honor, and Gratitude: Giving Thanks to Our Veterans This November
November is a month for reflection and appreciation. This week, our nation paused to honor the courage, sacrifice, and dedication of the men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Veterans Day serves as a reminder that the freedoms we enjoy—safety, security, and the ability to build a life with our families—come […]
