Just Sayin

 T here is a spectacle playing out in Washington D.C. It is a purely political one. One that is not uncommon in D.C. When one signs on to serve at the pleasure of the President, one does so at their own peril. They know the rules, and accept the risk. Some serve out of a sense of duty, some for power, some to network, and some for the money. When everything goes bad, then everyone will do what they have to do to save themselves. Loyalty will go out the window when one is under oath. When under oath, the truth might come out, or it might not, but one thing is for certain, the politics will come out. Everyone, no matter their ideology has an agenda when they serve, and that agenda is self preservation. Whether that preservation is their freedom, reputation, bank account or what have you, self preservation is the individual mandate, and everything comes in a close second. Politics is a dirty nasty business, that is inherently perception driven. Truth and ethics take a backseat to pow...

Because he is not likeable, or relatable. He acts entitled. Then when he gets shorted it is because of others. The reason teams were we  ambivalent to him is because he wss ambivalent to them. His entitlement  gave him an unearned sense of self worth. He no doubt  has some talent. Thing is he doesn't have superstar ability. His lack of respect, is more about him than others. Deion taught him alot, but not self awareness. Deion didn't teach him self awareness, because Deion didn't have either. He was too busy promoting himself and his brand. He did that in order to make money to feed his family. Which makes Deion a good man. Because that is what good men do. Hype is always at the expense of self awareness. Shedeur, and Deion are guilty of both. Arrogance as a by product of confidence is a good thing. Confidence  in one's ability  to a point of arrogance is  ok, as long as it is tempered with self awareness, and humility. Not subjugation of spirit. There is a...