Joseph Deciphers Butler's and Baker's Dreams

Optimism is contagious. We achieve the most when we pass on the tools of success to others. We must lead by example . . .

Joseph was in tune with another person’s pain, and was therefore capable of doing that one small act of goodness and kindness. Little did he know that it would change the world.

At this point, Joseph could have withdrawn into himself, as many prisoners do, allowing thoughts of anger and victimization to consume him. He had every right to be a bitter man . . .

What we want to happen, happens, but not always when we expect, or in the way we expect, or merely because we wanted it to happen.