W.Mitchell-The Courageous's Life

W.Mitchell was traveling along the highway at sixty-five miles an hour when suddenly it happened. Something along the side of the road caught his eye, and when he looked back in the direction in which he was traveling, he had only a second to respond. It was almost too late. The Mack truck ion front of him had suddenly come to an unexpected stop. Instantly, in an effort to save his life, he laid his motorcycle down into a sickening skid that seemed to last forever. In agonizingly slow motion, he slid beneath the truck. The gas cap popped off his motorcycle, and the worst occurred: fuel spilled out and ignited. His next moment of consciousness is the experience of waking up in a hospital bed in searing pain, unable to move, fearing to breathe. Three-quarters of his body is covered by terrible
Third-degree burns. Still, he refuses to give up. He struggles back to life and resumes a business career, only to suffer another staggering blow: an airplane crash that leaves him paralyzed, from the waist down, for life.

W.Mitchell is one of the most vital, strong, and successful people. He is still alive and well living in Colorado. Since his terrible motorcycle accident, he’s known more success and joy than most people know in a lifetime. He’s developed phenomenal personal relationships with some of the most influential people in America. He’s become a millionaire in business. He even ran for Congress, despite the fact that his face was grotesquely marked. His campaign slogan? “Send me to Congress, and I won’t be just another pretty face.” Today he has a fabulous relationship with a very special woman. And he is happily campaigning for lieutenant governor of Colorado in 1986.

In every man and woman’s life there comes a time of ultimate challenge- a time when our faith, our values, our patience, our compassion, our ability to persist, are all pushed to our limits and beyond. Some people use such tests as opportunities to become better person-other allow these experience of life destroy them.

Barbara Black-Successfull Dean

Dean Barbara Black of the Columbia University School of Law, who envision herself to be dean one day. As a young woman, she broke into a predominantly male field and successfully obtained her law degree from Columbia. The she decided to put her career goal on hold while she created another goal-developing family. Nine years later, she was ready again to go after her first career goal, so she enrolled in a graduate program at Yale, and developed the teaching, researching, and writing skills that led her to “job that she had always wanted.” She had expanded her belief system-she had changed her approach and had combined both goals and is now dean of one of the most prestigious law schools in America. She broke the mold and prove that success could be created on all levels simultaneously.

She followed Ultimate Success Formula. Knowing what she wanted, she tried something, and if it didn’t work, she kept changing-changing until now she learned how to balance her life. In addition to heading an important law school, she’s a mother and a family woman as well.