He moves fast with a purpose, engaged in both academics and research. He is a successful, published author with several popular college texts. He is the kind of person who would never walk away from failure, but instead study it carefully for its hidden points to cultivate yet another approach to succeed. When he is speaking, others will listen. He is a fast thinker, and his message is to the point with meaning.
Failure provides increased opportunities for success.
He might say as well, why not dare to try, to take a risk, and to grow with the only organization of exercise physiologists in the United States. The road to success, to grow, and to start being an autonomous professional lies within you. Do not lose courage thinking about what others think is the right thing for you to do, but instead decide for yourself. You too can be a success and, as a member of ASEP, you can help others become successful. I can't remember who said the following, but it has an interesting ring of truth.