In Search of Excellence

Are you committed to a life of excellence? A tribute and dedication to my father and to all fathers out there.. We all need heroes, in one time of our life.. I can recall the older I got, the more I looked at my father as a hero. He lived an extraordinary life in the most ordinary ways. My father loved people and he loved life. He had an impeccable work ethics, did not tolerate laziness and ingratitude. People sought his advice which was always simple, practical but wise. He has quite a sense of humor. Even before I had children, I could not imagine how he was able to patiently work from day to day to provide for our basic needs, build our own home and created a life comfortable to us. All I know is that his character had a lot to do with it. There are two things which I learned from him...time and again. First happiness for people when good things happen without envy. Second his love of excellence in every aspect of life no matter how simple it is. My father was a fine man, I miss him. Today, each one can be a hero in terms of being a continuous learner of best practices . You have to find yourself thinking, feeling, saying and doing in most ways than none. “Become a Hero, which is the Best Version of Yourself.”

You can do it ! Doc M