Brewed Fresh Daily

"Viktor Frankl, an Austrian psychologist who survived the Nazi camps of World War II made a significant discovery. While imprisoned, he became intrigued with the question of what made it possible for a few people to survive when most died. He found that the common denominator among survivors was not health, vitality, intelligence or sur-vival skills. No, the single most important factor in survival was a future-oriented vision - a sense of purpose or mission that compelled them to live."