The Greatest Risk Is The Risk Of

It's Incredibly Easy To Get Caught Up In An Activity Trap, In The Busy-ness Of Life, To Work Harder And Harder At Climbing The Ladder Of Success Only To Discover It's Leaning Against The Wrong Wall. It Is Possible To Be Busy - Very Busy - Without Being Very Effective.

We Tend To Get What We Expect - Both From Ourselves And From Others. When We Expect More, We Tend To Get More; When We Expect Less, We Tend To Get Less.

I Win The Private Victory When I Have Made My Mind Up And Commit To Live By Correct Principles And To Serve Worthy Purposes.

The More Deeply You Understand Other People, The More You Will Appreciate Them, The More Reverent You Will Feel About Them. To Touch The Soul Of Another Human Being Is To Walk On Holy Ground.

Lose/win People Bury A Lot Of Feelings. And Unexpressed Feelings Come Forth Later In Uglier Ways. Psychosomatic Illnesses Often Are The Reincarnation Of Cumulative Resentment, Deep Disappointment And Disillusionment Repressed By The Lose/win Mentality. Disproportionate Rage Or Anger, Overreaction To Minor Provocation, And Cynicism Are Other Embodiments Of Suppressed Emotion. People Who Are Constantly Repressing, Not Transcending Feelings Toward A Higher Meaning Find That It Affects The Quality Of Their Relationships With Others.