Published: October 31, 2024
By Jim Lichtman
Tomorrow, I’ll be posting a brief commentary—a 3 minute read—that I encourage everyone to review. It’s about adversity; it’s about courage; it’s about character. If it resonates with you or holds value, please consider sharing it.
It will also be posted on X (formally Twitter): https://twitter.com/jimlichtman
And Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jim.lichtman.75/
Respectfully,
Jim Lichtman
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