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Turn America Positive
About TAP
TAP - Turn America Positive
The Turn America Positive movement is dedicated to changing the culture of the United States from negative to positive. Our American culture has deteriorated into one of anger, hate, violence, division, immorality, and apostacy. You and I can proactively start making a positive change, knowing that we cannot depend on our divided government to do this. It's time for Americans to begin turning their attitudes and thus our culture from negative to positive.
WHAT
Ronald Reagan said, "We can't help everyone, but everyone can help someone." This is a profound truth about taking personal responsibility to bless others through acts of generosity, love and kindness. You can help get the ball rolling to change the American culture for the better, one blessing at a time.
WHY
The culture of our country has become almost "tribal" in nature. It's all about my tribe winning at the expense of your tribe losing. US politics are now win/lose when the nation needs to be win/win for the good of the American people. This tribal mentality is dividing the nation and manifesting in anger and hate. This needs to change.
HOW
HOW
The spiritual Law of "Sowing and Reaping" is one of the best know but least practiced. The TAP Movement encourages all Americans to set a goal to bless at least three other people in some way each day. If millions of Americans began to live blessing-minded and acted on it, God's favor and benefits would chase us down and overtake our lives, and our culture would begin to improve for the better, from negative to positive.
ACTION PLAN
The TAP movement has four key points of action:
1) Do Good Daily
Do as much good as you possible can daily in the world,
2) Bless Others
Live blessing minded and then act on it. Seek the best for others. (see B3/D - Bless 3 per Day and the Blessing Tracker App below).
3) Build Up
Encourage and lift people up. Pursue unity and seek win/win outcomes.
4) Don't Tear Down
Don't be so judgmental or retain anger. Forgive others easily and quickly. Reject division and avoid win/lose outcomes.
These are the three Do's and a Don't to Turn America Positive. Get involved and participate in the TAP movement.
B3/D
B3/D involves setting a daily goal to bless at least three other people in some way. It applies the spiritual law of "Sowing and Reaping" (giving and receiving) in a simple and pragmatic manner. If millions of Americans would do this daily and live blessing minded, God would return those spiritual blessings to our nation and to the individuals who participate. Fundamentally, B3/D is a form of "goal setting" for God and a practical way to "love others as ourself" as Jesus commanded.
HOW
Blessing Tracker App
We have developed a free app (the Blessing Tracker app - BT) for smartphones available in both IOS and Android to help you record the blessings you give and receive each day. The BT app allows you to set your own daily goal for how many blessings you will try to give others. 3 Per day is suggested. BT is a free tool that makes it quick and easy to record the blessings you give and receive. It automatically calculates your score in meeting your goals to bless others over whatever time period you select. You will find that you usually receive more blessings than you give. That's spiritual law at work! Try it; you will like it!
MEET OUR FOUNDER
JD Biggerstaff is the founder of the TAP - Turn America Positive movement. He is a writer, public speaker, blogger, and servant leader. He states his life purpose and mission as "helping people learn how to live a truly blessed life." The TAP movement is part of his vision to change the culture of the US from negative to positive; thus, making a better world. JD and his wife Lisa live in Denton, Texas. He retired after serving 23 years as VPHR for a large international retail corporation. In retirement, he has published two books and is writing his third. He served nine years on the Board of Directors for a non-profit that feeds the hungry and shelters the homeless. JD is a proud patriot who stands for the flag and kneels before the Cross.
