KEVIN HORGAN

Allow me to share a true story with you which occurred over 30 years ago. It’s a story that encapsulates the true spirit of that bond of ...

People perform, after compensation, to achieve, and to prove something.

“Thank God every day we can live life one precious spoonful at a time.” M. Malkin

It was the fear of failure that motivated me more than anything else.

You can’t get appointed to higher levels if you mock or disregard the appointers’ ideas or vision.

A wrecking ball can take down a building in minutes what it took a strong team years to build.

You are only a sprained ankle away from the starting lineup.

The player who is fighting in the arena for more responsibility takes some risks for greater reward and has my undying respect.

If all you want to do is work, for however noble a reason, and you wait for the appointment, you will not be as happy as you can be.

Achievement was becoming a Marine. Accomplishment was taking Iwo Jima, the fulfillment of the achievement.

Your professional goal is to make your job valuable and essential to the company’s mission.

It’s been difficult to see distinguished military, corporate and law enforcement discredit themselves and become caricatures...

All due dates are negotiable. Until they aren’t.

I had to figure out how to end this babysitting job, and quick!

Remarks by Jim "Hondo" Haldeman for his town's Memorial Day 2020 remembrance...

“I’ve always admired the ability to bite off more than one can chew, and then chew it.”

Bruce Hartzell, USMC vet and Retired US Treasury agent, talks about Commitment.

John Halinski, retired USMC officer and former Deputy Administrator of the TSA talks about the "THREE C RULE."

"Hire for Attitude, Train for Skill."

If the mission, the goal, is not first and foremost, you will fail.