Today, on his birthday, I spent some time perusing a collection of Washington quotes and was once again amazed at his eloquence and the depth of his understanding. The challenge was to select just one nugget from the treasure chest for the day's blog entry. A process of elimination brought the number down to three, and finally to the quote below.
I wish I could sit across the table from this great man and glean wisdom from his keen insight. He was a man, I believe, who understood what it took to live a life of integrity. He understood that the greatest tests often come into our lives quietly and may not be recognized by anyone but ourselves.
I have heard integrity defined as who we are when no one is watching. I suspect this was true of George Washington.
"The turning points of lives are not the greatest moments. The real crises are often concealed in occurrences so trivial in appearance that they pass unobserved." ~ George Washington ~
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