“Think, and think hard.”  One of my mentors spoke those words. You see, when we face challenges, most of the time the answer is right between our ears. It’s in there, but somestimes it is very difficult to pull it out. To think hard does not mean to strain your brain, but to think smart. Write down your thoughts, have a conversation with someone you trust, or read something about someone who is dealing with the same kind of issue. So to think hard is to think smart.

Rhon Johnson

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Every muscle that is not worked, won’t perform well when the pressure is on.

Rhon Johnson (19966 –      )

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