Heroes are persons of personal actions and personal responsibilities. They stand out from the crowd, they stand up to the real project of saving lives from bondages of whatever kind, and they carry out actions that will change the course of human history. In doing so, heroes accept responsibilities for their actions, and are therefore not discouraged by any interfering heat. All known heroes are action takers and responsibility accepters. They do not hide in the crowd to share in both the gains and pains of the crowd. Cowards are those who submit their lives to the heat and warmth of the crowd, so that they either share in the success or failure of the crowd without being personally responsible for anything. This has being the cause of the total failure of many, whose lives have been badly damaged by the damaging walls of crowd mentality. The fruitfulness of a man’s mission begins with the clarity of his vision and the directness of his mission. Where there is no clear vision and a direct mission, a person life swings to and fro like a pendulum until it falls down flat like the walls of Jericho. A hero is a man with a clear vision and a direct mission- a vision to see the thorns in the flesh of his people, and pull them out. The first step towards becoming a hero is having a clear vision and a direct mission. The greatest enemy of a clear vision is crowd mentality. The Crowd beclouds vision and fails mission. A hero therefore stands out of the crowd- a good risk. A good risk is a risk borne out of a clear vision and a direct mission to drive home a message with a purposeful achievement. A good risk is twice safer than caution alone. Caution alone can prevent the occurrence of an ugly event, if it succeeds in its attempt, but does not assure the occurrence of a beautiful event, the way a good risk does. At best, where there is a good risk and caution, man hardly fails. A hero therefore is well known for taking good risks. The first of such good risks is STANDING OUTSIDE OF THE CROWD.