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“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.” – Anne Frank Over 80 years ago, troops

“Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren’t very new after all.” – Abraham Lincoln It feels like many industries

“Work is the necessary condition of happiness. First, favorite and free work; secondly, the physical work which arouses your appetite and afterward gives you tranquil

Nothing works unless we work. You may have heard of the phrase “nothing changes if nothing changes.” Every morning I take vitamins, creatine, and a

As long as I can remember, my professional life has felt like an adventure. I love exploring. I have always loved being outdoors. I love

A choice is defined as an act of selecting or making a decision when faced with two or more possibilities. Cornell Researchers estimated that the

Running is one of the few simple disciplines that I have practiced for over half of my life. My work, my life, and my mind

Around midnight, on December 16, chaos erupted in Toulon, France. It was 1793. Napoleon Bonaparte led an untrained and undisciplined force to try to end

Life is about living. It can be easy to feel distracted and disconnected in today’s world. We can become stuck in our own head. We

In ancient Japan, men who became the armed guards of the aristocracy were known as samurai, or “attendants.” Later when the samurai seized power from

“A man cannot do everything; but this cannot be an excuse for doing bad things.” -Henry David Thoreau At the age of 17, Benjamin Franklin

Pericles was a great statesman of his time and reportedly a friend of Socrates. He believed that Athenians were able to do anything better than

“As a military man, I think you’ll have a special interest in this. Frederick the Great never went on a campaign without a copy of

“Do not despair. Do not be disappointed if you see that you cannot accomplish all the good which you would like to accomplish. If you