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“One day in retrospect the years
of struggle will strike you as the most beautiful.”
– Sigmund Freud (1856–1939)
Austrian psychiatrist
Remember… We are The Economy. (That includes you.)
Recovery depends on the work we do today… regardless of difficulty, regardless of political belief, regardless of what the media says. It’s our work (your work) that will get us there.
The US Navy SEALS have a creed they live by in their work. A few of our favorite lines are…
What if we all had a Trident for our work – something that says we truly accept the responsibility for our chosen profession – and we did it?
On Sunday, July 31, 2011, the eyes of the ocean community will be on more than 250 athletes on both prone and stand-up paddle boards (SUP) who will attempt the 32-mile, open-ocean crossing of the infamous Ka’iwi (kah-EE-vee) Channel, also known as the Molokai Channel during the Paddle Board World Championships in Hawaii. And Garmin is thrilled to yet again be a sponsor of this prestigious race and involved within this tradition rich community.
Vying for his 10th consecutive World Championship title, Garmin sponsored athlete Jamie Mitchell will have a target
on his back as he crosses the potentially dangerous Molokai Channel. Mitchell practices prone paddle boarding, which is one of the toughest, mentally grueling and most ocean-sensitive paddle sports in which 
one uses their arms as the paddles while either laying down or positioned on their knees. Mitchell will need to recognize each change in the ocean landscape, as any minor ocean change, such as a knot of wind, inch of tide or ripple of surf could affect his performance drastically. Mitchell will have his trusted Forerunner 310xt attached to his board giving him speed and distance metrics as well as directional guidance during this marathon paddling event.