Sometimes your courage isn’t for you. It’s for who you can give it to. Brian Kight

Today’s a very special day. It’s the day Andrew Matotta’s book about Dr Gilbert is being released

It’s called “The magic acronyms, formulas, and impactful stories of leadership”

Dr Gilbert personifies the second part of today’s quote about courage
“It’s for who you can give it to. “

He has given me courage each July for the past 3-4 years as I set out to cross the state of Tennessee. He’s been there night and day for me and it was after talking to him at 2 in the morning this past year that my courage returned. I had been struggling the entire 10 days and although I knew I could cover the distance, I wasn’t sure I cod cover it in time. It was his calm and soothing manner in the darkness of that night with no ambient light. But that connection all those miles apart flipped a switch in me. It gave me the opportunity to cover the remaining 7 or so miles just in time, beating the cutoff by only 45 minutes.

Needless to say Dr Gilbert has my undying support and it’s with great honor and admiration I read his book and encourage you to get a copy.

With books like this I find myself just opening the book and seeing what’s there.

Yesterday I found one of the most important phrase (if you can pick just one out of a mammoth encyclopedia like thid)

“On a daily basis”. “I’m doing it on a daily basis”, whatever “it” is.