When I Set Out To

As I've Mentioned, A Large Part Of My Father's Legacy Is The Lesson He Taught His Sons. He Brought Us Together And Said, 'the Measure Of A Man Is How Well He Provides For His Children.

So I Had To Be Careful. I Recognized The Responsibility That, Whether I Liked It Or Not, I Had To Accept Whatever The Obligation Was. That Was To Behave In A Manner, To Carry Myself In Such A Professional Way, As If There Ever Is A Reflection, It's A Positive One.

I Find Myself, At This Time In My Life, No Less Challenged, No Less Plagued, No Less Intrigued By What I Still Don't Know.

I Had Two Roles For Which I Compromised.

Far As I Can Tell, I Still Have Most Of My Hair, My Gut Is Not Hanging Over My Belt, And I Still Have All Of My Teeth.