Save The Fleeting Minute; Learn Gracefully To

Shut Out All Of Your Past Except That Which Will Help You Weather Your Tomorrows.

It Is Strange How The Memory Of A Man May Float To Posterity On What He Would Have Himself Regarded As The Most Trifling Of His Works.

Observe, Record, Tabulate, Communicate. Use Your Five Senses. Learn To See, Learn To Hear, Learn To Feel, Learn To Smell, And Know That By Practice Alone You Can Become Expert.

Care More For The Individual Patient Than For The Special Features Of The Disease. . . . Put Yourself In His Place . . . The Kindly Word, The Cheerful Greeting, The Sympathetic Look - These The Patient Understands.

Things Cannot Always Go Your Way. Learn To Accept In Silence The Minor Aggravations, Cultivate The Gift Of Taciturnity And Consume Your Own Smoke With An Extra Draught Of Hard Work, So That Those About You May Not Be Annoyed With The Dust And Soot Of Your Complaints.