memes for a new year & a new you
Sunday (sorta) Fun Day
the current system is not unlike a casino.
which side are you on?
which side are you on?
I’ve shared this salient quote for decades but, for the record, “salary” could be more accurately replaced with “pride.”
which side are you on?
which side are you on?
How is this better “science” than The Science™?
The “medical freedom movement” continues to embarrass itself. Be wary of so-called “experts” and “journalists” claiming to be “truth warriors.”
In 2025, I envision a mass movement of deep inner work that leads to widespread, positive, sustainable change.
love your enemies.
what kind of difference will you make today?
embrace pronoia.
********************************************************************
It would be deeply appreciated if you’d sign up as a paid mickey z. says subscriber. It directly enables this project to keep going and growing. You can find the link at the bottom.
To make a one-time donation, please click here.
Also, to support my ongoing mission of 8-plus years to help homeless women and other vulnerable souls on the streets of NYC:
Donate at GoFundMe
Make a monthly pledge at Patreon
Order items from my wishlist
Follow me on Instagram
Share all the links
Thank you in advance!
Canada recently had a case of corporate price-fixing...on bread! Charming.
Covid was egregious. It astounds me that any sentient being can still trust the powers that (shouldn't) be.
Happy 2025, Mickey! Your memes never miss, and today’s was no exception. My favorite is the one that says, “Everyone thinks of changing the world, not themselves.” It’s so true—if each of us worked on changing ourselves, the world would naturally transform.
Years ago, a mentor asked me what I wanted out of life. Without hesitation, I said, “I want to change the world.” He looked at me and said, “Start by looking in the mirror.” It was humbling and stayed with me.
True transformation is a journey—it takes courage and hard work to peel back the layers of ego, pride, hurt, anger, and grief. Honestly, it’s often easier to pop a pill or distract ourselves than to do the deep inner work. But when we do, something incredible happens: as we change the lens through which we see ourselves, the lens through which we see the world shifts too. And that’s where real change begins. 🦋🦋
It’s probably why, as I learned more about the pharmaceutical industry after my husband died of Zoloft induced suicide and simultaneously walked through my own grief journey—I saw how deeply the “system” is set up for quick-fix solutions. We’re conditioned to look for external answers to internal pain, to silence symptoms instead of addressing the root causes. But true healing doesn’t come in a bottle; it comes from doing the hard work of looking within.