Children, teenagers and adults all spend time thinking and working toward "what they want to be when they grow up".  While being a good teacher, a good dentist, a good salesperson or a good business owner is important, it is infinitely more important to grow up and be good.  Society won't fall apart because we don't have a enough good accountants or actors but it will if we gon't have a critical mass of good people.  One challenge is that people are rarely naturally good, kind, generous, honorale... pick your virtue.  We have to practice these through deliberate choice and hard work.  In fact we have to identify some negative traits or character deficiencies and work at turning these weaknesses into their opposites.  A lazy person can become someone who tirelessly spends their time working on projects, improving themself or serving others.  It takes deliberate action and does not happen by accident.  This episode features a personal reflection by Dennis Prager (see www.Pragertopia.com) that he shared on the Dennis and Julie podcast.   

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