We're trained that way.

We are.

And what I wanted to do, because I'm a self-deprecating person by nature, maybe it's the inner New Yorker.

in me, which took a long time to land in below the Mason-Dixon, but I found my footing here, that I have not in this first issue, and I don't ever intend to take my foot off the gas with holding up the mirror, because I think we can shout as loudly as we want about the lack of fairness with funding because it's true and it's real.

We can shout at the political environment for causing us harm in the social sector because it's true and it's real.

What I've found in quarter century of doing this is we have not done a good enough job of saying, Let's look at what's in our locus of control.

We get very concerned with the things that it's easy to blame outwardly.

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