What Can Americans do To Help?

1. Take an active role in your children's life. Encourage and nurture the equation for success into the child's life.Explain the equation to them and be a role model following he equation.

2. Mentor a child who does not have the family structure to teach them the equation for success. The cycle of poverty could be easily broken in the United States. We cannot allow our government to take on this role alone. The cycle of poverty has to be broken hands-on.

3. Work to reduce the government's role in supporting habitual welfare abusers. The need to support ones self should be looked at as essential by every American. Self-reliance is the American way. Those who are allowed to be cared for by the system, which are able bodied, are being enabled to be inadequate by the people of the United States.

4. Encourage our government to peacefully push our model for success on the developing world. We can help the greatest majority of people simply by insisting that our international aid is being used in the most effective way.

5. Support good charities that promote life skills. Do not blindly donate without understanding which charities understand how to break the cycle and which just enable the cycle.

6. Insist that your elected officials understand that we like God and religion in our government. Yet what type of worship should be up to the individual to choose.