Waching daily Dec 28 2018

My first year at Stevens Point, I think I made the honor roll, but I did by getting

a D in English, which was tough to do.

I found out that I was probably dyslexic.

I couldn't spell, but I loved math and I loved science and the rest of it.

Bobby Ayanian was an economics professor that I had I think my junior year in college.

It certainly helps to expand your horizon, to have somebody present ideas that are on

a different view point than what you have been accustomed to and that had a huge impact

for a long, long time and still does even today.

After I finished up my term in the U.S. Army, we moved to Messa, Arizona to start careers.

I served for 10 years as a council member in Messa and than ran for Mayor.

That was really fun, I could use some of the economics and spreadsheets and stuff that

I learned back in college.

Success is one thing, but you're not enjoying it and not enjoying the life experience then

you are missing out.