Sales Pitch for a Nationally Distributed Print Magazine Focusing Upon Positive Aspects of Social Media

Vanessa Jane Patrick provides an interesting discussion about being awakened to our full potential.

A nationally distributed print magazine start up focusing upon how new media internet technology facilitates communication among teams to help people accomplish great things has enormous potential to awaken people to their greatness. Everyone has got a story to tell as outlined in my freelance article entitled, 

Creative Storytelling in Educating Public about Healthcare Reform:Churning or Dredging of Deep Powerful Emotionally Charged Creative Subconscious Urges by a Need to Share on Social Media may Aggravate Mental Health Disorders.

A vast number of people on this planet Earth are passionately involved in very worthwhile causes to lift people up and improve lives of people as outlined in my freelance article entitled,

Love for the Created Physical Universe is the Ultimate Intelligence, On this Earth Intelligence is in Short Supply

A new nationally distributed forum can help people tell their story. Writing and creating intelligent content has enormous potential to boost careers of professional people in various occupations.

As referenced within my freelance article entitled, Escaping Oblivion of Cold Hearted Mechanical Robotic Deadness Inside: Becoming Sentient or Self Aware During Travel Excursions

From a quantum perspective of existentialism as a philosophy espousing life is devoid of meaningfulness being wrong, obviously, life has deep profound meaningfulness because God chose to place human beings on earth to fulfill a purpose. From a quantum perspective of asserting meaningfulness of life everyone should agree that a central task for human beings is to save lives and/or work to add significant value to lives of other people.

Internet social media has a bad reputation for spreading divisiveness and hatred. Our hope is to tranacend divisiveness and hatred. The basic freedom to assemble and petition government has always been closely examined by a leery eye since the beginning of recorded history. Our founding fathers were careful to preserve the basic right of freedom to assemble and petition government within the United States Constitution.

New internet social media has greatly expanded ability of various groups to assemble in cyberspace and petition their government. An article entitled, Freedom of Assembly and Petition, by David Bernstein, a professor at George Mason University School of Law, published by the Heritage Foundation provides a discussion of freedom of Assembly and Petition. 

In my freelance article entitled, A Text Book Case Study for E-commerce Content Creation, I provide a discussion about communication strategies using social media facilitating freedom of assembly in cyberspace as related to establishing new markets for products and services.

Paradoxically, internet social media expanding our freedom to assemble into groups in cyberspace simultaneously restricts individualism as pointed out in my freelance articles entitled, 

Escaping Oblivion of Cold Hearted Mechanical Robotic Deadness Inside: Becoming Sentient or Self Aware During Travel Excursions and Pursuit of Happiness: Redefining Meaningfulness of Foundational Documents According to Modern Times.

The United States of America is often referred to as a "melting pot". The melting pot has become a cauldron where we essentially become clones in a process of trying to be like everyone else.

Individualism is an American concept that is gradually vanquishing from the face of the earth. Individualism as an American value is gradually dissipating because (1) pressures to embrace differences and (2) networking facilitated by internet telecommunications makes us all more alike.

Vanessa Jane Patrick makes poignant observations about being awakened to boundless full potential of our true selves: 

"We are overwhelmed by such incongruence both internally and externally, that we kill any and all real connection to ourselves and those we’ve been so desiring depth with.

We can only go as deep with another as we can go with ourselves.

And, when it’s too scary to go deep within ourselves, for fear that what we find will create disharmony with those around us, we simply stay shallow and become a walking, talking chameleon whom is in search for constant feedback from it’s external environment as to who it should be and what it should do. 

Without depth, we cannot feel fulfilment. We become numb. And the worst part? We may be so good at operating in this realm of change and adaptation to our external environment, that we have even fooled ourselves into believing that we know who we really are and what we really want."