Which type of “I” are you? The history of every “rush” is replete with tales of boldness, bounty and bald-faced chicanery. There’s something about the opportunity of ushering tomorrow in today that brings out the best and worst in humanity....
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“To a greater extent than any other officer since his time, Upton has determined the way our Army thinks. . . . Even those who took issue with Upton did so on the terms that he had established.” – Andrew Bacevich – Emory...
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“You can think more flexibly if your first instinct is to assume your thought is just a thought, not that it’s automatically true.” – Alice Boyes, Pd.D. – Do you automatically accept your thinking as “true?” (It’s OK. Most of...
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