Jared Trust Design

        It is hard, it's confusing, it is definitely terrifyingly exciting.. I will never fib and shout down the halls that if you pursue what you love in life,  you are guaranteed to get everything you want and live happily ever after. I nor anyone, can ever honestly make a promise of guarantee and grand pay off. It will very likely be the opposite of that time and time again, experiencing what can be conceived as a brutal, unfair, and undeserving failure.      ..  And we are taught and bred in this reality to believe without exception that our failures are the dreaded worst of the worst. As I have grown into adulthood, I now see failure as a very different beast.       There is so much beauty in failure. Someone once said even that lifes greatest opportunities, love, and rewards are born from failure.       I believe failure ...

How do we Find our Inner Strength and Fire  blogpost  #40to2  Jared R. Trust  June 21, 2016      Where and How do we Find that Inner Super Human Strength,  Creative Genius, Inspiration, Passion, and Burning Fire that we know exists within us but only energizes and empowers us when we least expect it and when we may not be in a position to take advantage of our inner NITRO.       The Beatles. Famous People. Names Written in our history books..  The Rich. The Idols. The Men & Women that are long Gone but their Everlasting statues and Wax figures will stand for Eternity to be Marveled at..  What was their inspiration? Where and How and When did something in their lives change?  When did the flicker of their inner fire erupt?        The answer is not that complicated. It doesn't require a scientist, a genius, a coll...

  Introduction - From the Author..       At some point in your life, you may have come across,  read about, or participated in what is usually called a "Triangle or Pyramid Scam." When I think back about my personal experience back in the late 90's (I was in 8th Grade) it went something like this.        It was a simple document that you downloaded from the Internet (technically an information product but definitely a scam). It was usually only about 3-5 pages with a paragraph of instructions at the top and then the rest of the document was a long list of names and their corresponding addresses from all over the United States in numerical order.  The instructions read: To join this "Pyramid Lottery Club" , mail $5.00 to the name at the very top of this list [number 1] and then add your full name and mailing address to the bottom of this docum...