You Can Get the Truth - You Can Fix the World

I have written a book that will fix the world. This book doesn’t detail the problems of society nor does it analyze the effects of bad decisions. It is a “How To” guide that shows exactly what needs to be done to fix any problem that has a solution. It is written so anyone can use the techniques described and it doesn’t require a college degree, money, or political connections. Readers will learn simple methods for exposing the truth, finding solutions to most of the world’s problems and implementing them today, not ten years in the future. Our world needs people to tell the truth and that needs to happen now. Someone has to stand up, put people on the spot and tell it like it is. If we don’t, we will continue to spiral down a path that doesn’t lead to a good place. What would happen if several million people had the skills to expose the truth about issues that plague our country and the world and knew how to fix the problems? I am totally convinced that people are fed up and are searching for the formula that will fix what is wrong with our world. I believe with the right tools they will be successful because of the following: 1. There are more good people in the world than bad. 2. Right is always better than wrong. 3. People want to know the truth. 4. Good people will act against what’s wrong when they know the truth. So that’s it, all we need is the truth. What if there was a way to get to the truth on just about every issue out there? What if you could learn how to accomplish that? I have a plan. I have written it in this book. There is no doubt this plan will work. The only variable is “when” it will work. It could work right now. There is absolutely no logical reasoning why it can’t. Whether you believe me or not, you will not be able to deny the truths this book will deliver.

I have written a book that will fix the world. This book doesn’t detail the problems of society nor does it analyze the effects of bad decisions. It is a “How To” guide that shows exactly what needs to be done to fix any problem that has a solution. It is written so anyone can use the techniques described and it doesn’t require a college degree, money, or political connections. Readers will learn simple methods for exposing the truth, finding solutions to most of the world’s problems and implementing them today, not ten years in the future. The problem with the world is people making decisions that adversely affect others directly or indirectly, either now or in the future. 1. These people are motivated by the rewards they don’t deserve and could not attain on their own merits. 2. These rewards can be diminished or eliminated by someone asking the right questions to the right people at the right time, in front of the right audience. 3. The right questions will expose the truth, even when they don’t want the truth to be known, and anyone can ask them. Our world needs people to tell the truth and that needs to happen now. Someone has to stand up, put people on the spot and tell it like it is. If we don’t, we will continue to spiral down a path that doesn’t lead to a good place. What would happen if several million people had the skills to expose the truth about issues that plague our country and the world and knew how to fix the problems? I am totally convinced that people are fed up and are searching for the formula that will fix what is wrong with our world. I believe with the right tools they will be successful because of the following: 1. There are more good people in the world than bad. 2. Right is always better than wrong. 3. People want to know the truth. 4. Good people will act against what’s wrong when they know the truth. So that’s it, all we need is the truth. What if there was a way to get to the truth on just about every issue out there? What if it could be done so simply and effectively that no one would be immune? What if you could learn how to accomplish that? I have a plan. I have written it in this book. There is no doubt this plan will work. The only variable is “when” it will work. It could work right now. There is absolutely no logical reasoning why it can’t. Whether you believe me or not, you will not be able to deny the truths this book will deliver.

Who is Joe Fedison anyway, pretty much nobody. I am a single parent who has similar concerns as most people do. I want my son to have a better life than I have, I try to be healthy, I wish I had my teeth fixed, I think about losing my hair, and people who ruin the world drive me crazy. I believe in the American dream where anyone can take an idea, take a risk and try to make their dreams come true. It hasn’t happened for me, but I keep trying. I was born in Atlantic City, NJ and moved many times growing up, changing schools 12 times within 12 years. I attended three different schools in 4th grade and then again in 9th grade. My family was always on the short end of the economic scale, but it wasn’t until high school that I even realized we were poor. It is funny how, unless someone puts a label on your situation, you are totally fi ne with what is normal to you. From 5th grade to 12th grade our years as a family of five were lived in trailer parks, apartments and campgrounds and although there were many struggles, I also remember a lot of fun times. Interested in math and science, I did well in school and was accepted to the University of Rochester as a Physics major. Four years later I graduated with a BS in Optics Engineering, which was in 1987. I consider my years in college to be some of the greatest times of my life. I loved being around people, joined a fraternity and still have dreams about being there. After college I didn’t make the best financial or career choices and my life has not been easy, but I never blamed anyone else for the decisions I made. I married in 1993 and had a son in 1994. I also moved and started a new job within the same year. Unfortunately things didn’t work out with my marriage, so I moved back to my hometown and brought my 2 year old son with me. That was in 1996. I never remarried and the temporary 2 bedroom apartment we moved into is still our home in 2012, not by choice. I don’t need to explain to anyone how tough it is being a single parent, especially when you have limited family resources. Leaving my son to be raised by someone else wasn’t an option, so I figured out how to work from home as much as possible and followed the rule that says, “You do the best with what you have.” I still work from home when I can and my life is nothing as I thought it would be 25 years ago, when I graduated college. Not that it is bad, just different. My son just turned 18 and I feel my life is about to begin a new chapter. As always, I am optimistic about