Bragging Often Precedes Begging.

Temporary Release From Work, Through Vacations, Becomes More Welcome, More Pleasurable, Even More Necessary, As We Grow Older.

Here's A Pointer Culled From The Careers Of Men Who Have Attained Notable Success: Don't Sit In Your Office During The Hours Prospects Can Be Seen. Do Your Office Work Before Or After The Hours During Which Possible Customers Can Be Reached. This May Mean Adding An Hour Or Two Quite Often To Your Day's Work; But In Times Like This Particularly, The Securing Of A Satisfactory Amount Of Business Through The Expenditure Of An Extra Hour Or Two A Day Is Not An Unreasonable Price To Pay.

What You Have Outside You Counts Less Than What You Have Inside You.

Thomas Edison Reads Not For Entertainment But To Increase His Store Of Knowledge. He Sucks In Information As Eagerly As The Bee Sucks Honey From Flowers. The Whole World, So To Speak, Pours Its Wisdom Into His Mind. He Regards It As A Criminal Waste Of Time To Go Through The Slow And Painful Ordeal Of Ascertaining Things For One's Self If These Same Things Have Already Been Ascertained And Made Available By Others. In Edison's Mind Knowledge Is Power.

He Who Has Faith Has... An Inward Reservoir Of Courage, Hope, Confidence, Calmness, And Assuring Trust That All Will Come Out Well - Even Though To The World It May Appear To Come Out Most Badly.