Star Teen for Freedom by Billie Heir

This book as a training manual for businesses: Clorissa: “As bright warriors, you have all been delegated with the authority to use the supernatural weapons of increased brain power on our evil common enemy. Remember a true warrior has the cur, cur … courage to live out an apology, and not just talk about it. Be wary of the ones who are quick to talk, yet slow to cha, cha … change their behaviors. Clorissa: “Once they settle for slovenliness and go off of the admiral’s road, they are in enemy held territory, and prey to the deceits of an easy journey, and susceptible to the illusion of a special life.” Clorissa: “Sometimes while on the road of good intentions, they are side tracked into excessive concerns for their neighbors. Clorissa: “Sometimes while on the road of good intentions, they are side tracked into excessive concerns for their neighbors. Explain that drafting in the falsehearted wind of gossip blows them up them into road rage and then into a demolition derby of relationships where they crash and burn.” For some, it is the internal combustion of gossip which drives their minds. Once internalized, one tiny cog of a fear based lie influences many other mental cogs into unbalanced spinning which retools their cam drive onto repeating poor choices. In the gossip age, they lazily put their minds on autopilot, and allow computers to decide right from wrong, and how to navigate life’s hazards. For example, something like: pray one rain drop into a spring shower, pray a half penny into a mortgage payment, pray respect for your spouse into a solid marriage, pray a pre-natal baby into a healthy teenager, pray one note into the cosmic opera sung out against evil! The admiral: “Rightfully someone could choose to stop chain smoking, someone could choose a lifestyle of personal responsibility without complaining about my other children, or someone could choose to stop binge watching screens of violence and of naughtiness.”