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Character is forged through relationships. It isn’t measured by personal achievement alone, but by our interactions with people. Because of this, you can be the catalyst that inspires character growth in others.
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Alertness Beyond the Obvious
I’m not a military man, but my younger brother recently retired from the US Air Force Reserve. Whenever I take a trip, especially out of the country, he always...
Humility: The Springboard to “We”
Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth. — Matthew 5:5 If humility had a dashboard light, mine started blinking the year I thought I had everything...
Expressing Interest and Excitement
No championship team can survive on daily pep talks, even if given by a fantastic coach. At some point the athletes need to be self-motivated enough to be...
The Sweet Aroma of Community
I’m honored to live in a City of Character and thankful that we make time every month to focus on a quality of character worth cultivating. It’s always helpful to...
Being Grateful
Our children's deployments were in their rearview mirrors. We were chatting, and I asked them if there was something that made them extremely thankful. Ironically,...





