When A Baseball Player Makes An Error,

A Winner Knows How Much He Still Has To Learn, Even When He Is Considered An Expert By Others; A Loser Wants To Be Considered An Expert By Others Before He Has Learned Enough To Know How Little He Knows.

When You Run Into Someone Who Is Disagreeable To Others, You May Be Sure He Is Uncomfortable With Himself; The Amount Of Pain We Inflict Upon Others Is Directly Proportional To The Amount We Feel Within Us.

Take Away Grievances From Some People And You Remove Their Reasons For Living; Most Of Us Are Nourished By Hope, But A Considerable Minority Get Psychic Nutrition From Their Resentments, And Would Waste Away Purposelessly Without Them.

Many Persons Of High Intelligence Have Notoriously Poor Judgement.

Why Are We Willing To Accept A New Mathematical Formula We Don't Understand As The Product Of A Brilliant Mind, While Rejecting A New Art Form We Don't Understand As The Product Of A Deranged Mind?