introduction
Commentator's Note

Letter to General Garcia

commentary
I want to give a letter to General Garcia.
Hope and courage illuminate humanity.
Those who can, those who can't
A person who can do anything
successful people
Growing people
I will definitely deliver the letter to General Garcia!

Elbert Hubbard's Quotes
Commentator's Note

supplement

A noun for integrity and responsibility, we're looking for the "Rowan" of today.

Letters to General Garcia is a true story set during the American war for Cuban independence from Spain.
U.S. President McKinley had to deliver an important secret message to Cuban rebel General Garcia.
Elbert Hubbard highly praised Lieutenant Rowan's responsibility and sincerity in achieving his goals, as he risked his life to deliver the president's secret message through the dangerous jungle.
Even though one may have outstanding creative achievements or abilities, what is important is sincerity and responsible behavior, as conveyed in the “Letter to General Garcia” 100 years later.

The basic type of talent everyone wants is someone with a sense of responsibility.

A person who is full of self-belief and confidence, with his shoulders strong and his chest puffed out, will prove himself through action and results, no matter how difficult the task.
A prime example is Lieutenant Rowan, who displayed a heroic side and remains an example to all, and many managers are still looking for similar talents to him in the book.
Because one person who responsibly carries out his or her assigned duties is more valuable than ten people with outstanding talent.