Hello fellow Steemers!! I am Justin Nelson and would just like to give readers a brief overview of what to expect from a blog written by myself lol. I am only 25 so there is till much more me to learn and master in this world, however I have had some pretty unique life events that shaped me into who I am today. Much of what I focus about will be in regards to American Constitutional Law, Private Trust Law, codes & statutes, the History of Money, as well as an alternative American History that is generally never taught in schools. I have dedicated the last 6 years to going into those topics in great depth to comprehend how Americans have gotten themselves, and the rest of the world really, into this fear based society we live in today. These studies and practices are something I live by on a daily basis and while some concepts may seem extreme, with partnership and clarity, I believe the comprehension of these lawful and financial technologies will support our economies to because abundant with affordable goods and services. I am very excited to bring readers fist hand experiences in the application of these theories and technologies as well, since most of the stuff on the internet right now is people just copying other peoples work and never actually trying the information out in a court setting. I have and a few successes, some losses, but over all can give readers personal experience rather than just sounding smart over the internet. I also hope to clear up some outdated stratagies and technologies that so many people are looking for, but no longer work. There is much information out there on having the Law apply to you rather than deal with obligations to following codes and statutes; hopefully I can shine a light on what might be more useful for people today rather than trying to imitate something people were doing 5-10 years ago.
While much study of law and finances can be a bit "dry" for most people, I also hope to keep things live and full of adventure and I document my climbing adventures I take part of. I live in Flagstaff, Arizona, which is an amazing area to live in for a climber. In Flagstaff and parts of Sedona, we are blessed with 4-5 Bouldering crags, about 4 Sport crags, and 3-4 Trad crags, all within 45 minutes of each other. There is A LOT of awesome climbing adventures to be had out here for sure. To catch some non climbers up, Bouldering is when you dont use any rope, and bring out pads or crash pads as they a properly called, and then fall on the crash pad when climbing the boulders. Bouldering is much lower to the ground and you really generally climb 10-15 feet high, although some boulder problems can reach up to 20 plus feet. Sport climbing is on ropes and is generally on the "face" of the rock wall, while using small holds and pockets to climb up. Trad or Traditional climbing is using a crack system to climb your way up the wall. You stick your hands and feet in the crack, then twist them to create friction and then stand up and repeat. I have found climbing to be something that brings me a lot of peace and a clear mind in a society with constant turmoil, unrest, and stupidity are running rampant.
Another topic I am passionate about is health and wellness. I have been an all-organic vegan for 4 years now and would love to share my first hand experience with people interested in seeing what it would be like. Taking meat and dairy out of your diet can be a scary journey to partake in, especially from the conditioning we all have received growing up and overcoming those "this is the way its always been" mentalities. I have much respect for tradition and the "roots" of where we came from, but at the same time I also know that it is pointless to act like an outdated system is the best we can come up with. As "hippy-dippy" as this sounds, having a vegan diet will not only have supportive changes for you, your health, and energy levels, it also is a fantastic way to individually save the planet. I'm sure there will be post to come will cover more of the effects the meat industry is having not only on our bodies, but on the planet as well. I will more than likely share my own experiences in life that might not be based around diet, but may have interesting lessons and outlooks steeming (get it) from days working in the "black-market", growing up in rough areas, dealing with parents who where dealing with chronic depression among other ailments, being a millennial with missionaries and pastors for grandparents, that my also support people in having a more peaceful and accepting life styles, if not just being a good laugh and interesting read.
Hopefully my post on here will be more frequent and more to the point on the topics being discussed, rather than an overview lol. Thank you very much for y'all being here in this kind of a social setting; it is extremely relieving to have found a way to connect and interact with people more interested in coming together, sharing ideas, and supporting one another for us to shine individually in our own areas of expertise.
Much love to my fellow Steemers,
Justin