Most People Tiptoe Their Way Through Life,

Do Each Day All That Can Be Done That Day. You Don't Need To Overwork Or To Rush Blindly Into Your Work Trying To Do The Greatest Possible Number Of Things In The Shortest Possible Time. Don't Try To Do Tomorrow's Or Next Week's Work Today. It's Not The Number Of Things You Do, But The Quality, The Efficiency Of Each Separate Action That Count. To Achieve This "habit Of Success," You Need Only To Focus On The Most Important Tasks And Succeed In Each Small Task Of Each Day.

The Key That Unlocks Energy Is Desire. It's Also The Key To A Long And Interesting Life. If We Expect To Create Any Drive, Any Real Force Within Ourselves, We Have To Get Excited.

Wherever There Is Danger, There Lurks Opportunity; Whenever There Is Opportunity, There Lurks Danger. The Two Are Inseparable. They Go Together.

Successful People Are Not People Without Problems. They Are People Who Have Learned To Solve Their Problems.

Our Environment, The World In Which We Live And Work, Is A Mirror Of Our Attitude And Expectations. If We Feel That Our Environment Could Stand Some Improvement, We Can Bring About That Change For The Better By Improving Our Attitude. The World Plays No Favorites. It's Impersonal. It Doesn't Care Who Succeeds And Who Fails. Nor Does It Care If We Change. Our Attitude Toward Life Doesn't Affect The World And The People In It Nearly As Much As It Affects Us.