"I'm Going to Die Here": False Summits, Confession, and Getting Unstuck | Rodney Adams
Rodney Adams did everything right. Rural West Texas upbringing, every sports team, church every Sunday. And by his mid-twenties he was managing a liquor store outside Lubbock, looking at the men twenty years ahead of him on that same path, and thinking: I'm going to die here.
What followed was a Marine Corps career where he "never had a bad day," a Goldman Sachs seat that left him asking "what have I done?", and a quiet stretch reading Scripture in a parking garage at dawn while his peers rode the elevator up without him.
In this conversation with Todd Pinkston and Steven Neuner, Rodney — now…
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