Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 7 Jul
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But yeah, it's fascinating because all of the students, by the end of the leadership course that I teach, they have determined what their values are.
They've defined them and how they're going to approach them.
But I tell them even when they turn in that assignment after they defined anywhere from three to seven values, I say, okay, you're still going to have trouble with each one of these trying to live by them.
And it's true.
Well, I will give you one of my other ones, not only personal courage, but respect.
And I respect all the things you're doing.
All right, Tim.
Talk later.
See you later.
Yeah, well, and that's why it's important on Father's Day because I'm lucky enough, we're lucky, my wife and I are lucky enough to have two great sons with wonderful grandchildren.
And what's fascinating to me is when you see your sons or your daughters raise their own family, something changes in you.
So what I was bequeathing to get to your question is more lessons for them to reflect on
I talk throughout the book about emotions and character and leadership, but the last chapter is repeating something both our boys actually have hung in their house, which is MacArthur's prayer for his son.
Build me a son, O Lord, who is, and then he goes on and describes what he wants his son to be.
Well, now we have two sons.
That prayer was important to us when they were young and what we were trying to do with them.
But now it's important for them to remember MacArthur's prayer for their children.
And here's what the son or the daughters that you're building and what it takes to really remind them of what is important in life.
It isn't the monetary success or the great job and the parking space outside your building.
It's really your character and how you treat other people.
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