Recently, I began reading Theodore Roosevelt’s complete works, a multifaceted American who was an ornithologist and expert on bears, police...
As spring comes in earnest, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s “Psalm of Life” leaps from the page. The poem was written in...
Ralph Waldo Emerson, in 1841, wrote: “On Self-Reliance.” While not simple, Emerson wanted readers to think for themselves. The message is...
Sponsored By: The Epoch Times At 17, I left the United States for a gap year on a small farm...
George was a World War II vet, Pacific theater, lifetime resident of the town we grew up in, rural Maine....
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Political involvement – of any kind, in any place, for any reason – involves opening yourself up to criticism, embracing...
In life, we get opportunities to step up – or to step away. We get them at home, in town,...
Over the years, ten rules have surfaced and helped me remember why people go from good to great, in any...