Most Men Fail, Not Through Lack Of

No One Has A Corner On Success. It Is His Who Pays The Price.

Who Would Have Ever Heard Of Theodore Roosevelt Outside Of His Immediate Community If He Had Only Half Committed Himself? The Great Secret Of His Career Was That He Has Flung His Whole Life With All The Determination And Energy He Could Muster.

Even The Men Most Richly Endowed With Ability, Education, And Opportunity, Even The Giants Of The Race, After The Completest Life Possible, Feel, As They Stand On The Edge Of The Grave, That They Are But Human Acorns With All Their Possibilities Still In Them, Just Beginning To Sprout.

Success Is Not Measured By What You Accomplish, But By The Opposition You Have Encountered, And The Courage With Which You Have Maintained The Struggle Against Overwhelming Odds.

Your Outlook Upon Life, Your Estimate Of Yourself, Your Estimate Of Your Value Are Largely Colored By Your Environment. Your Whole Career Will Be Modified, Shaped, Molded By Your Surroundings, By The Character Of The People With Whom You Come In Contact Every Day.