A Mind Grows By What It Feeds

Every Man Who Can Be A First-rate Something -- As Every Man Can Be Who Is A Man At All -- Has No Right To Be A Fifth-rate Something; For A Fifth-rate Something Is Not Better Than A First-rate Nothing.

That Which Grows Fast, Withers As Rapidly. That Which Grows Slow, Endures.

In My Judgment, A Great Mistake Has Been Made By Well Meaning And Zealous Men, Through Treating Error And Infidelity With Altogether Too Much Respect.

All Who Become Men Of Power Reach Their Estate By The Same Self-mastery, The Same Self-adjustment To Circumstances, The Same Voluntary Exercise And Discipline Of Their Faculties, And The Same Working Of Their Life Up To And Into Their High Ideals Of Life.

A Man May Carry The Whole Scheme Of Christian Truth In His Mind From Boyhood To Old Age Without The Slightest Effect Upon His Character And Aims. It Has Had Less Influence Than The Multiplication Table.