For Life
Recently, my wife and I attended the wedding of a dear friend. Weddings are exciting. A great deal of work goes into making about 25-30 minutes a special half hour in the lives of two people.
As vows are exchanged, “for life” takes on a new significance.
We all know that challenges come, family problems arise, and health difficulties occur. However, we can face and overcome them all when we understand what we mean by “for life.”
Leadership is the same. It must be “for life.” It is an opportunity, not a chore. It is a privilege, not drudgery.
We can make a difference when we know it is for life.