"Few men during their lifetime come anywhere near exhausting the resources dwelling within them. There are deep wells of strength that are never used."

-- Richard Byrd, Explorer

Yes, I concur with this assertion, however it starts a train of thought in my mind that leads to the following response. It's one thing to take this position but how or what can we do about it? I would be content with simply using more resources within me, let alone exhausting them. And then there's the side of coping with those on our friend and family circles that would accept my effort to utilize more of my internal resources. Is the world ready for what runs deep in my soul? In a bygone era I had the reputation that was summarized in the adage that says something like, "Were the the river is quiet the water runs deep, "Do I even know what those resources dwelling within me look like?
Connecting my brain with the keyboard to a monitor in the last twenty years has moved me along a path to discovering more of the internal resources and have come to conclude that its like driving toward the horizon and never finding it.
RH
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