Wisdom from Ron Roesler
I’ve come to accept that we don’t become who we are by chance. The person I am today is the result of a lifetime of experiences—some joy-filled acclaims, others marked by challenges, setbacks, and even out-of-control missteps. Yet each—each misstep, each acclaim, each moment—has shaped me and continues to do so.
The Sword in the Stone, a tale woven into the fabric of legend—tells of a young,
unknowing Arthur, who, by the quiet strength of character rather than might, draws the
sword from its unyielding resting place. In that singular act, his destiny awakens.
Rather than despair, this is the time for all Americans, no matter one’s political persuasion, to re-awaken our civic soul for the common good.
A world founded on inclusiveness, compassion, caring, and love.
The kids and I hope this finds you in good health and thriving! I crafted the “Kid” narrative to highlight what I consider four essential factors for the future health of humanity:
As I sit here in contemplating the right words to express about the essence of Vibrant Eldering, I wonder, who am I to be writing about it? I consider myself an ordinary man, shaped by life’s trials and triumphs, bearing the scars of past struggles, yet carrying an unwavering hope for the future.
