Of All The Judgments We Pass In

It Is Generally Recognized That Creativity Requires Leisure, An Absence Of Rush, Time For The Mind And Imagination To Float And Wander And Roam, Time For The Individual To Descend Into The Depths Of His Or Her Psyche, To Be Available To Barely Audible Signals Rustling For Attention. Long Periods Of Time May Pass In Which Nothing Seems To Be Happening. But We Know That Kind Of Space Must Be Created If The Mind Is To Leap Out Of Its Accustomed Ruts, To Part From The Mechanical, The Known, The Familiar, The Standard, And Generate A Leap Into The New.

There Is No Value-judgment More Important To A Man--no Factor More Decisive In His Psychological Development And Motivation--than The Estimate He Passes On Himself.

Suffering Is Just About The Easiest Of All Human Activities; Being Happy Is Just About The Hardest. And Happiness Requires, Not Surrender To Guilt, But Emancipation From Guilt.

Self-respecting Men And Women Think About The Consequences Of Their Actions-and Are Willing To Take Responsibility For Them.

Some People Stand And Move As If They Have No Right To The Space They Occupy. They Wonder Why Others Often Fail To Treat Them With Respect-not Realizing That They Have Signaled Others That It Is Not Necessary To Treat Them With Respect.