If You Want To Keep Happiness ,

Suppose You Had Inherited The Same Body And Temperament And Mind That Al Capone Had. Suppose You Had Had His Environment And Experiences. You Would Then Be Precisely What He Was. . . . For It Is Those Things - And Only Those Things - That Made Him What He Was. . . . You Deserve Very Little Credit For Being What You Are - And Remember, The People Who Come To You Irritated, Bigoted, Unreasoning, Deserve Very Little Discredit For Being What They Are.

Let's Cease Thinking Of Our Accomplishments, Our Wants. Let's Try To Figure Out The Other Man's Good Points. Then Forget Flattery. Give Honest, Sincere Appreciation. Be Hearty In Your Approbation And Lavish In Your Praise, And People Will Cherish Your Words And Treasure Them And Repeat Them Over A Lifetime - Repeat Them Years After You Have Forgotten Them.

The Very Best Way In All The World To Overcome Self-consciousn Ess And Shyness Is To Get Interested In Other People And To Think Of Them And, Almost Miraculously, Your Timidity Will Pass. Do Something For Other People. Practice Deeds Of Kindness, Acts Of Friendliness, And You'll Be Surprised To See What Happens.

Your Smile Is A Messenger Of Your Goodwill.

The Man Who Starts Out Going Nowhere, Generally Gets There.