Good life is knowing when to stop, look for what's next

By Michael Tsai

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Feb 26, 2013

~~<p>If Steve Langford's list of life accomplishments reads suspiciously like two or three really good bucket lists strung together, it is, he assures, simply the natural consequence of living life on his own terms and embracing the personal responsibilities that come with it.</p>
<p>Ah, but what a list it is — flying airplanes as a teenager; sailing the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans; finishing an Ironman triathlon; running from sea level to the top of Haleakala (four times!); riding a motorcycle through the Southwest and Mexico.</p>
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If Steve Langford's list of life accomplishments reads suspiciously like two or three really good bucket lists strung together, it is, he assures, simply the natural consequence of living life on his own terms and embracing the personal responsibilities that come with it.

Ah, but what a list it is — flying airplanes as a teenager; sailing the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans; finishing an Ironman triathlon; running from sea level to the top of Haleakala (four times!); riding a motorcycle through the Southwest and Mexico. Login for more...