Captain "Sully" Sullenberger is not hailed as a hero because he nailed every single landing in perfect conditions, but because he saved every single life when everything went wrong. "The Man in the Arena" is the infamous speech by Theodore Roosevelt (extract from "Citizenship in a Republic") to a crowd at the Sorbonne in Paris in 1923. The essence of it is eloquently captured towards the end of the passage by the words daring greatly implying with courage, with humility, with

Parents all around the world want the best for their kids. Everyone wishes their children to be healthy, educated and all around happy. Where parents differ is the way we chose to deliver our message. In some cases, parents can be authoritarian and inflexible and at the other end of the spectrum there are those who will never even say "no" or "stop" or "don't" for fear of "scarring" their loved ones. I am not qualified to say which approach - if any - is the right one or even