This little saying is on my bicycle shoes.
I don’t agree.
There are times when it’s appropriate to follow. We sometimes have to admit that others know more than we do about certain things. We follow. We sometimes must realize that another has been before us. They probably know the way better than we do. We follow.
Even bicycle racers know that you must switch off leading in longer races. If you break the wind for the riders behind you, you’re using up more energy than they are. You must let them lead part of the time to share the energy load.
Leading is great. But not all the time.

A gentleman not far from my house has a Firebird in his garage. It’s a shelf for things to rest on during their journey to other destinations. And it harbors a major dust collection.
…Stronger than me.

Life is getting overwhelming. I’m headed to Austin for
I was about to leave the supermarket parking lot. A lady tapped on my window with a concerned look on her face. “Did you know that it’s unsafe to drive while listening to headphones?”
(This is one of those blog posts that has been rolling around in my head for a couple of weeks.)
I love my wife, Heather.