Worry Is Evidence Of An Ill-controlled Brain;

We Need A Sense Of The Value Of Time - That Is, Of The Best Way To Divide One's Time Into One's Various Activities.

The Proper, Wise Balancing Of One's Whole Life May Depend Upon The Feasibility Of A Cup Of Tea At An Unusual Hour.

A Cause May Be Inconvenient, But It's Magnificent. It's Like Champagne Or High Heels, And One Must Be Prepared To Suffer For It.

All Wrong Doing Is Done In The Sincere Belief That It Is The Best Thing To Do.

You Can Only Acquire Really Useful General Ideas By First Acquiring Particular Ideas . . . You Cannot Make Bricks Without Straw.