“My True Rule is that persistence is its own reward. Somehow, the more you stay with something, the more you accumulate wisdom and meaning in whatever it is you're doing. Just by watering that flower, you get really attached to that flower." Bob Miller, President and Publisher at HarperStudios. I can remember vividly all throughout my education being completely enthralled and excited whenever there was an overlap in ideas or concepts between various classes or subjects or between what I was learning in school and "real life."   I loved hearing about a new theory in science for example and then later reading about the same topic in a literature class, only to come home and see a different take on the same in the news that evening; or understanding an economics principle only to see how applicable it was to whatever we were discussing in psychology. And since then, I've always been enchanted whenever I get that feeling of déjà vu or synchronicity. And I often find that when I am encountering the same message over and over in a variety of settings, it's because it's important or particularly relevant. I had read the above quote by Bob Miller several months ago, which at