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The Difference Between A Grave And A Rut Are The Dimensions.

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.

There Is A Certain Degree Of Satisfaction In Having The Courage To Admit One's Errors. It Not Only Clears Up The Air Of Guilt And Defensiveness, But Often Helps Solve The Problem Created By The Error

Dealing With People Is Probably The Biggest Problem You Face, Especially If You Are In Business. Yes, And That Is Also True If You Are A Housewife, Architect Or Engineer.

The Biggest Lesson I Have Learned Is The Stupendous Importance Of What We Think. If I Knew What You Think, I Would Know What You Are, For Your Thoughts Make You What You Are; By Changing Our Thoughts, We Can Change Our Lives.