Sept. 15, 2020

Cognitive Dissonance

In many respects, 2020 has been a terrible year. The global pandemic impacts our lives every day with face masks, limited socialization, remote school, work from home, and the delivery of meals. Through it all, we remain thankful for the front-line workers keeping our economy and healthcare system running. The pandemic devastates small business, humiliates unemployed Americans, foments racial strife, and polarizes our electorate. Contentious elections loom in November. Click below to read more... BFO_Cognitive Dissonance_September 2020

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