“Isn’t it interesting that it is completely normal and natural for children to think about how great they are and what they want to become? They live with such hope and confidence about what is possible in their lifetime. Sadly, once logic and reason begin to develop in them, their confidence tends to wane. Many call it reaching maturity, but it is really the slow death of what was meant to be. The people history tells us about are the ones who defied this unfortunate tendency in the human race. They made a decision to break free from the constraints of nominal thinking. They pioneered a way for whoever would choose to follow.”