[e-nspirations] Inspiration from Auschwitz

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The last of the human freedoms is to chose one's attitude in any given set 
of circumstances.       
--Victor Frankl
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Last week we celebrated the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. 
The significance of this event sent me to my bookshelf where I found Victor 
Frankl's book, "Man's Search for Meaning".

As a psychiatrist and a perceived threat to the Nazi movement, Frankl was in 
four death camps. His parents and all his family members died in those camps. 
As leaders of people [and we all are], nearly every day hardship of some kind 
comes our way. Sometimes our circumstances are dreadful. Frankl says we alone 
can choose our attitude in response to any crisis. We can choose hope or 
despair, rage or acceptance, kindness or cruelty. 

As humans we have the freedom to carefully choose our response. A leaders we 
also have the responsibility.

by Jean Kelley

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