The Man Who Is Cocksure That He

Madame Curie Didn't Stumble Upon Radium By Accident. She Searched And Experimented And Sweated And Suffered Years Before She Found It. Success Rarely Is An Accident.

It Can Be Set Down As A Broad, General Principle That We Cannot Indulge In Idleness And Abundance During Both The First And Second Half Of Our Life. Study, Application, Industry, Enthusiasm While We Are Young Usually Enable Us To Enjoy Life When We Grow Older. But Unless We Toil And Strive And Earn All We Can In The First Half, The Second Half Of Our Life Is Liable To Bring Disappointment, Discomfort, Distress. The Time To Put Forth Effort Is When We Are Most Able To Do It, Namely, In The Years Of Our Greatest Strength. The Law Of Compensation Hasn't Ceased To Function.

Honesty Pays Dividends Both In Dollars And In Peace Of Mind.

There's No Such Thing As A Self-made Man. I've Had Much Help And Have Found That If You Are Willing To Work, Many People Are Willing To Help You.

Are You Doing The Kind Of Work You Were Built For, So That You Can Expect To Be Able To Do Very Large Amounts Of That Kind And Thrive Under It? Or Are You Doing A Kind Of Which You Can Do Comparatively Little.