When I grew up, my family befriended another family in our neighborhood, as we had some things in common: both wives liked to play mah jongg and the husbands were both political conservatives. While I was much older, they had two boys who were close to my younger brother’s age. The husband of the otherContinue reading “The four lessons I learned working for a military communications company”
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For 10 Years, I Failed to Recognize How a Critical Lesson from World War II Applies to My Life. But What Now?
Yesterday, I started watching a World War II documentary on Netflix, one that converted black and white camera footage into full color. As a military history major in college, even though I studied the war quite a bit, I didn’t think I would learn anything new, but I thought it would be interesting to seeContinue reading “For 10 Years, I Failed to Recognize How a Critical Lesson from World War II Applies to My Life. But What Now?”
