Each week, Kenneth O’Neal discusses a word that describes a principle or value of the Qualities of Success. We suggest you use the Word of the Week in your thoughts, deeds, and actions. You might possess the quality and desire to develop it to a higher level. You could replace a bad habit with a good habit. Write an action step and use it daily to develop the quality of your life. In this episode, Kenneth discusses the word – Common Sense. Kenneth O’Neal and Rick discuss the significance of common sense, its historical roots, and its decline in contemporary society. They highlight the upcoming Nurses Week event at the Kerr County Courthouse and reflect on a recent poll showing nurses as the most trusted group. The conversation explores how information overload and technology dependence have overshadowed common sense, rooted in practical wisdom and initiative. They cite historical figures like Thomas Paine and Benjamin Franklin, illustrating common sense’s role in history and modern times. The episode closes with reflections on reclaiming grit, resilience, and long-term commitments in today’s complex world. Key highlights: Word of the Week: Common Sense Historical Context of Common Sense Modern Challenges to Common Sense Resources: KRONEAL Consulting