Are you willing to push yourself to Death to Succeed ?

2016-07-30T23:39:39-04:00

Response by SGT Private RallyPoint Member made Jul 30 at 2016 11:40 PM

2016-07-30T23:40:38-04:00

What good would that do?

Response by SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL made Jul 30 at 2016 11:40 PM

2016-07-30T23:40:47-04:00

PVT William Bresch that's a negative, if its the Lords will, then shall it be done!

Response by LTC Private RallyPoint Member made Jul 31 at 2016 12:15 AM

2016-07-31T00:15:18-04:00

for the right mission/purpose, YES

Response by Sgt Private RallyPoint Member made Jul 31 at 2016 12:35 AM

2016-07-31T00:35:41-04:00

Success is accomplishing the mission and killing the enemy, if that is what the mission calls for.

Response by PO3 Leroy Leftwich made Jul 31 at 2016 12:43 AM

2016-07-31T00:43:15-04:00

Always give 100%, nothing less. But, live slightly beneath your means. General Lee said it best. "Deny yourself". Success isn't about how high, or how much you gain. It's about being, or trying to be the best at what ever your doing each day. That is success in my book.

Response by Maj Private RallyPoint Member made Jul 31 at 2016 12:07 PM

2016-07-31T12:07:40-04:00

"The object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his." - General George S Patton.

Response by CPT Jim Schwebach made Jul 31 at 2016 7:26 PM

2016-07-31T19:26:33-04:00

You must be willing to push yourself just that much farther than you ask the people you lead to go.

Response by LTC Private RallyPoint Member made Jul 31 at 2016 8:25 PM

2016-07-31T20:25:53-04:00

people that give 110% are actually dead since they exceeded their human capacity to give.

Response by MAJ Javier Rivera made Jul 31 at 2016 9:02 PM

2016-07-31T21:02:10-04:00

First define what success is for you! Then not at all!

Response by MSG Private RallyPoint Member made Jul 31 at 2016 10:00 PM

2016-07-31T22:00:07-04:00

Is death the result of me failing?

Response by MAJ Michael Pauling made Aug 1 at 2016 9:47 AM

2016-08-01T09:47:57-04:00

You incur both mitigated and unmitigated risks inherent to Uniform Service. But the point which determines success is set different by everyone. How do you measure it?