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How Long Is This Run?
June 26, 2015 by kmabarrett
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Kevin Barrett's Blog 
Reblogged this on A Grateful Man and commented:
I believe Napolean missed one: The heart is the most powerful of all. More than either of the other two it can lead people to sacrifice and even die for loved ones. In truth, even soldiers who were brought into battle by patriotism or coercion ultimately risk their lives for their beloved friends and loved ones. Thank you for this thought- and heart-provoking post.
Russ
Hi Russ,
The honor is to serve…
As to the “heart”… You are 100% correct!
Kevin
I believe Napolean missed one: The heart is the most powerful of all. More than either of the other two it can lead people to sacrifice and even die for loved ones. In truth, even soldiers who were brought into battle by patriotism or coercion ultimately risk their lives for their beloved friends and loved ones.