“a truer accounting of ourselves must always include a reflection on our strongest and our weakest traits, our mediocrity and our brilliance, and then establishing some functional method for living comfortably with the sum total of that information.” — Michael Cornwall Copy Share Image
“Removing the absolute demand from the statement (the should) and recognizing that people will behave any way they choose, even when we believe they… — Michael Cornwall Copy Share Image
“a truer accounting of ourselves must always include a reflection on our strongest and our weakest traits, our mediocrity and our brilliance, and then… — Michael Cornwall Copy Share Image
“are capable of expressing boundless emotion, nearly all of which is intentional and nearly all of it drawn from the language of your mind.… — Michael Cornwall Copy Share Image
