There's an entertaining movie featuring Anthony Hopkins called "The World's Fastest Indian." The film is a biographical account of Burt Munro, a old man from New Zealand who set a land speed record on Indian Scout motorcycle. He competed and broke the 200mph barrier at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah in the 1950s and 1960s. Burt's story depicts a man who persistently followed his dream. But, the end of the movie displays an interesting scene. After Burt has broken the land speed record and achieved his dream, the screen fades to black and says, "...And Burt never stopped trying to go faster and faster..." He continued returning to Bonneville to attempt more records. How does Burt's story apply to you and me? All too often, we tend … [Read more...]
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