The Secret to Theodore Roosevelt's greatness was in his ability to make the most of his time doing ordinary things though persistence and practice. He urged everyone to give themselves over to common habits of duty: courage, righteousness, hard work, parenting, faithfulness to our wives and things like these. "I would plead with my countrymen to show not any special brilliancy, or special genius, but the ordinary humdrum commonplace qualities which in the aggregate spell success for the nation, and spell success for the individual."- Teddy Roosevelt Link to the article from today's episode. https://www.artofmanliness.com/character/manly-lessons/manvotional-secret-theodore-roosevelts-greatness/
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