Experience Has Two Things To Teach. The

When A Thing Bores You, Do Not Do It.

A Taste For Simplicity Cannot Last For Long.

You Increase Your Self-respect When You Feel You've Done Everything You Ought To Have Done, And If There Is Nothing Else To Enjoy, There Remains That Chief Of Pleasures, The Feeling Of Being Pleased With Oneself. A Man Gets An Immense Amount Of Satisfaction From The Knowledge Of Having Done Good Work And Of Having Made The Best Use Of His Day, And When I Am In This State I Find That I Thoroughly Enjoy My Rest And Even The Mildest Forms Of Recreation.

The Secret Of Not Having Worries, For Me At Least, Is To Have Ideas.

Do All The Work You Can; That Is The Whole Philosophy Of The Good Way Of Life.