As we embark on our paths seeking excellence in our chosen crafts may we be aware of the bigger picture. I read a quote by Albert Einstein in Jim Tressel's book " The Winners Manual" that has really challenged my thinking.
"Concern for man and his fate must form the chief interest of all technical endeavours...Never forget that in the midst of your diagrams and equations".
In the midst of lectures, daily routines and conjecture I strive to keep this insight a foundation of my outlook. Though flawed and incomplete, one's attempts to realize this end is met with generous dividend. The value is in the struggle.
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