It all began in 1836, when a group of settlers, outnumbered and outgunned, declared their independence from Mexico and formed the Republic of Texas. For nearly a decade, Texas stood as its own nation, with its own president, its own currency, and a fierce sense of identity. When it joined the United States in 1845, it didn't lose that spirit; instead, it brought with it a reputation for boldness, resilience, and pride. From the open plains of the Panhandle to the bustling tech hubs of Austin and Dallas, Texas has remained a symbol of grit and ambition. It's the birthplace of oil booms, space missions, and cultural icons. But more than anything, Texas is a mindset, fiercely independent, endlessly determined, and never quite fitting into anyone else's mold. As long as there's a horizon to chase, there will be Texans riding toward it.
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