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In 1879, Thomas Edison was fast at work on a crazy contraption called a “light bulb.” Once they worked out the kinks, it took a team of men 24 straight hours to put just one together.

After waiting over an hour for her date to arrive and pick her up, a young woman finally realized that she had been stood up.

After waiting over an hour for her date to arrive and pick her up, a young woman finally realized that she had been stood up.

After waiting over an hour for her date to arrive and pick her up, a young woman finally realized that she had been stood up.

When it comes to overconfidence, golf legend Arnold Palmer recalls a tough lesson he once learned in a tournament:

A young man and his wife sat talking one evening about how God had blessed them.

At the famed Battle of Inchon in the Korean War, Marine Corps General Chesty Puller made a powerful statement about the importance of perspective.

A successful businessman bought a yacht so he and his wife could retire in luxury.

A woman who had spent many weeks studying the life of Moses in her Bible exclaimed, “I know Moses so well that he doesn’t even look like Charlton Heston!”

A young boy and his dad were seated at the dining room table, while mom put the finishing touches on their Sunday dinner.