Sometimes movies represent an escape. Oftentimes, though, they represent an ideal to strive for, a moral lesson we can apply to our lives every day, and, in the best examples, a template for success. What does this mean to you? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “The Great American: Stand Alone And Win” and you will see how you’re one step closer to success than you might imagine.
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