The best advice I received this week was “Stay Mad”.  (Thanks, Ronnie.)   But, mad?  I never thought I was “mad” for undertaking the Kili Climb for Life initiative but perhaps a little outside the box. At the same time, I am in complete awe by the adventurous spirit and compelling vision of so many individuals to achieve great things not for themselves, but for others. Today, we are commemorating the 50^th anniversary of JKF’s passing. A sad event, indeed. This is not a political statement but simply words of encouragement to all of us to remember his well-known quote and look beyond ourselves to do what we can for others. I would encourage all our leaders – and we are all leaders in our own spheres – to commit to that, particularly today. Make a difference and be a hero…