Man Is Not Worried By Real Problems

Remember That You Are An Actor In A Play, And That The Playwright Chooses The Manner Of It: If He Wants You To Act A Poor Man You Must Act The Part With All Your Powers; And So If Your Part Be A Cripple Or A Magistrate Or A Plain Man. For Your Business Is To Act The Character That Is Given You And Act It Well. The Choice Of The Cast Is Another's.

It Is Our Attitude Toward Events, Not Events Themselves, Which We Can Control. Nothing Is By Its Own Nature Calamitous -- Even Death Is Terrible Only If We Fear It.

Circumstances Don't Make The Man, They Only Reveal Him To Himself.

Things True And Evident Must Of Necessity Be Recognized By Those Who Would Contradict Them.

Your Master Is He Who Controls That On Which You Have Set Your Heart Or Wish To Avoid.