There is nothing in a caterpillar that tells you it’s going to be a butterfly.
—R. Buckminster Fuller, American architect, inventor, and futurist (Image licensed by Penn Wealth)
In his 30s, following the death of his young daughter and tormented by depression and anxiety, Fuller considered suicide so that his struggling family might benefit from a life insurance policy he had in place. After experiencing a profound epiphany, he analyzed his life through a bright new lens, decided upon a course of action, and embarked on his journey.
It takes courage and tenacity to break free from the chains of negative thinking and chart a brave new course, but the rewards for doing so can be breathtaking.
—Mike Hazell
Penn Wealth Publishing 