If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar — Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
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If given a choice between a potentially great hardship and doing nothing, people gravitate toward what was most familiar and comfortable. That was why leadership was needed. To do what was necessary rather than what was easy.

— Michael J. Sullivan, Age of Myth
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