A Restless Vitality Wells Up As We

We Must Be Willing To Change Chairs If We Want To Grow. There Is No Permanent Compatibility Between A Chair And A Person. And There Is No One Right Chair. What Is Right At One Stage May Be Restricting At Another Or Too Soft. During The Passage From One Stage To Another, We Will Be Between Two Chairs. Wobbling No Doubt, But Developing.

As We Reach Midlife In The Middle Thirties Or Early Forties, We Are Not Prepared For The Idea That Time Can Run Out On Us, Or For The Startling Truth That If We Don't Hurry To Pursue Our Own Definition Of A Meaningful Existence, Life Can Become A Repetition Of Trivial Maintenance Duties.

Democratization Is Not Democracy; It Is A Slogan For The Temporary Liberalization Handed Down From An Autocrat. Glasnost Is Not Free Speech; Only Free Speech, Constitutionally Guaranteed, Is Free Speech.

The Perceptions Of Middle Age Have Their Own Luminosity.

The Secret Of A Leader Lies In The Tests He Has Faced Over The Whole Course Of His Life And The Habit Of Action He Develops In Meeting Those Tests.