Guest Editorial
Manassas, VA – 22 July 2013 – One of my favorite songs from the 1980’s is Michael Jackson’s Man in the Mirror. This was an anthem of sorts for self-help where the lyrics called upon people everywhere to take a hard look at themselves and the world and make a change.
That is exactly what this industry needs to do. For years there have been calls for unity, but unity will never come to fruition when you yourself are conflicted or are unable or unwilling to stand up for yourself. The industry is grasping desperately for anything that promises change, yet when push comes to shove very few are willing to do what needs to be done themselves.
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