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I Don't Feel Myself That I Know It All, But I Have Enough Conceit To Be Successful. That Observation Was Made By A Businessman In His 30s Who Was Making Notable Headway, Although His Path Bristled With Difficulties. Business Places No Premiums On Shrinking Violets. Employers Prefer Men Who Have Self-assurance, Forcefulness, Go-aheadness, Men Who Know Their Jobs And Know That They Know It.

Summer, With Its Dog Days, Its Vacations, Its Distractions, Is Over. We Have Had Our Holidays, Our Rest, Our Recreation. The Fall Season, With Its New Opportunities For Effort, Enterprise And Achievement, Is Upon Us. Let Us Rip Off Our Coats And Get Down To Business. We May Have Allowed Pessimism To Grip Us During The Summer Months. We May Even Have Allowed Laziness To Enter Our Bones. Now It Is Up To Us To Throw Off Both Lassitude And Pessimism. The Time Has Come For Action, For Aggressiveness.

Triumph Often Is Nearest When Defeat Seems Inescapable.

You Have No Idea How Big The Other Fellow's Troubles Are.

Whenever Possible, I Like To Have The Supreme Head Of A Company Show Me Over The Works. It Is Extremely Illuminating To Note The Attitude Of Workers Towards Their Boss, And Equally Interesting To Note The Attitude Towards The Workers. It Is Tragic To Notice How Many Chief Executives Of Large Concerns Are Absolutely Unknown, Even By Sight, To The Rank And File Of Their Workers.