About Wallace Rushing
Wallace Rushing owes a big wealth of gratitude to his rural southern upbringing and his deep southern Baptist roots. From his humble beginnings on North Carolina’s rural dirt roads to his repetitive encounters of racial issues in a deeply rooted conservative southern corporate workplace, this author shares life-changing messages that can be applied across racial and social lines. The message? We ourselves can be our own worst enemy.
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My technique for sharing and interpreting experiences of my past has led to engaging and an thought provoking conversations. This passion for story telling brings joy and fulfillment to me every time I pull up to my computer.
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Middle-Class Weekends: Play Hard, Drink Less
Weekends are a precious time for the working middle class to relax, recharge, and enjoy life beyond the daily grind. While it’s easy to fall into the routine of watching sports or unwinding with a drink, there are countless other […]
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That Vacation Glow: Are You Running From Work, or Something Deeper?
Ah, vacation. That magical word promises sun-drenched beaches, bustling cityscapes, or serene mountain retreats. For many hard-working, middle-class Americans, planning that getaway is a bright spot on the horizon, a much-needed reward for endless hours, tight budgets, and the daily […]
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Healing What You Inherited: The Science Behind Therapy for Generational Trauma
# Why Breaking the Cycle: Therapy for Generational Trauma Makes Scientific Sense Generational trauma isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a scientifically recognized phenomenon with real impacts on our physical and mental health. As someone who has witnessed the transformative effects of […]
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Snooze to Win!!
In America’s hustle culture, sleep is often sacrificed in the name of productivity. Yet ironically, getting enough quality sleep might be the most powerful performance enhancer available to working professionals. The statistics are alarming: approximately one-third of American adults don’t […]
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Flip the Script: Why You Should Actually Be Excited for Monday!
It’s Sunday evening here in Stockbridge, Georgia (April 13th, 2025, for the record!). For many, that familiar knot might be tightening in the stomach – the “Sunday Scaries,” signaling the impending doom of… Monday. The weekend’s freedom fades, replaced by […]
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America, Beware: The Digital Drain on Our Empathy and Spirit
Fellow Americans, we need an urgent wake-up call. Look around you, feel the pulse of our nation. Does it feel like the bridges between us are crumbling? Does it feel like the noise is drowning out something vital? We must […]
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Let’s be real, your attention span is shorter than a tumbleweed in a tornado. You’re busy wrangling deadlines, not deciphering tech jargon. But listen up, partner, because AI ain’t just for Silicon Valley cowboys anymore. It’s here to make your […]
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Finding Your Slice of Sunshine: When the World Feels Upside Dow
Let’s be real. We’re the backbone of this nation – the working middle class. We grind, we hustle, we juggle bills, and we try to keep our heads above water. And lately, it feels like that water’s rising fast. We’re […]
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The Viral Pulse: Why Do Trends Unite Us Faster Than We Unite Ourselves?
We’ve all seen it: a dance challenge exploding on TikTok, a meme sweeping across Twitter, a catchy phrase infiltrating our everyday conversations. In a flash, we’re all doing the same thing, connected by a shared cultural moment. But why is […]
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The Current State of American Concerns: Why This Issue Matters Less
The recent gesture by France to ask for the return of the Statue of Liberty has sparked a debate in the United States. While some Americans may feel a sense of national pride associated with the statue, it’s important to […]
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The Allure of “Good Vibes Only”: Why We Embrace This Mindset
In a world saturated with self-help mantras and aesthetically pleasing affirmations, the concept of “spiritual bypassing” has become increasingly relevant. What was once a nuanced observation about the misuse of spiritual practices has morphed into a pervasive, often toxic, phenomenon, […]
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Decoding Our Love Languages: A Fun Intro to Attachment Styles
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Mysterious Drones Flying Over U.S. Bases
The recent sightings of unidentified drones flying over U.S. military bases have raised concerns about national security and the potential for espionage. While the exact origin and purpose of these drones remain unknown, there are several reasons why Americans should […]
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Americans !” with the latest proposal offering $5 million “gold card” to wealthy immigrants.
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Ditch the Drama, Dude: Why Real Men Focus on Themselves, Not Internet Beef
Gentlemen, let’s have a real talk. The internet is a wild place, a digital coliseum where keyboard warriors clash and egos bruise daily. It’s easy to get sucked into the vortex of online arguments, especially when the topic veers into […]
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In today’s hyper-politicized climate, it feels like everything is filtered through a partisan lens. From the brands we buy to the shows we watch, even our hobbies seem to carry a political undertone. It begs the question: can we, as […]
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