Perspicacity

There’s a powerful word we don’t hear often.

Seeing deeply.

Looking into things with intense effort.

Sticking to the task of discovering new things.

Not being hoodwinked by other people’s clever deceptions.

Perspicacious people penetrate problems. They don’t let problems roll over them. They don’t wait for others to fix their problems.

They investigate, evaluate, then decide on their own … instead of letting other people do their thinking for them.

Perspicacity is wisdom in action, pushing aside distractions to get at the KEY that will unlock secrets and give them power to live their lives free from the troubles others suffer by “letting things happen” instead of making them happen.

Peace.

Prosperity.

Purpose.

These all depend on our perspicacity … not just casual observance and certainly not “going along with the crowd”.

Perspicacious people think for themselves and, by doing so, achieve remarkable things that surpass those who let others do their thinking, never buck the tide, and tell themselves that what they have and who they are is “good enough”.

Perspicacious people push past the crowd. They don’t get bogged down with fads and passing fancies. They are leaders.

They know how to deal with problems when problems come, as problems unexpectedly do to all of us, because they are prepared. They equip themselves with knowledge and persevere in pushing to higher levels of education, empowering themselves in advance so they are not overwhelmed when troubles strike.

They know how to win in court.

They have the “key to the courthouse” in their heads and use their legal know-how to command judges to obey the law and force wrongdoers to pay for the troubles they cause.

Perspicacity wins!

Laziness and the “let someone else do it” attitude is the mark of losers who blame others when life serves them with lemons.

Patriotism itself is perspicacious. Never bending to every breeze that blows. Never waiting for others to take action.

Patriots get involved. They publish and push forward the sacred ideas and ideals that make civilization possible. They don’t just talk about things. They do them with enthusiasm and determination.

They aren’t afraid to make their voices heard, because they know how to use words on paper to get results in court when other people get in their way!

They aren’t afraid of the courts!

They know the courts are where the big wheels turn. Where stuff gets done. Where winners win. Where Justice teams with Fortitude. Where wickedness is defeated by evidence cleverly presented. Where words work wonders for those who know how.

Being a winner in life takes effort. It requires a bit of work. It requires perspicacity.

And, it requires knowledge to know where to apply pressure and force others to do things they do not wish to do.

Nowhere is that knowledge more effective than at court where perspicacious people persuade judges to enforce the God-given rights all of us are born with but too few know now to protect.

Jurisdictionarians are perspicacious.

Jurisdictionarians are winners!