face it

So, I'm happy to be able to face it because that means it's a good sign.

“One of the biggest hurdles that we face—and the statistical agencies face it too—is the data is expensive,” says Scott Brave, senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.

I’ve never met him before today, but the expression on his face—it’s something I know.

But let’s face it: Most people aren’t born with the knowledge and skills to manage $1 billion — or even $1 million.

"They told me my recovery had been incredible. After the surgery, the doctors confessed how worried they had been about an infection, because being on my face, it was a direct path to the brain."