From the Book - First edition.
George Washington: Have good manners --
Daniel Inouye: Be a joiner --
Clara Barton: It's not someone else's problem --
Thomas Jefferson: Don't specialize, be a generalist --
Arthur Ashe: Don't let other people pick your fights --
Abraham Lincoln: Read for pleasure and purpose --
Ben Nighthorse Campbell: Don't worry about the best, worry about your best --
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Prioritize relationships --
James Madison: Do what others are unwilling to do --
Theodore Roosevelt: Always take the stairs.
