Bragging Often Precedes Begging.

Had I Not Gone Through The Ordeal, In More Than One Country, Of Landing A Job, I Would He Tempted To Lose Patience Over The Number Of Letters Pouring In From Fellows Who Want Me Or Someone Else To Hand Them A Job On A Silver Platter With A Guarantee That They Will Receive The Wonderful Promotion Their Talents Warrant.... But A Tragic Number Of Young Men And Even Older Men Have A Notion That It Is Not Up To Them To Prosecute The Bettering Process. They Look To Someone Else To Perform The Trick For Them.

To Get The Most Out Of The World One Must Conscientiously Strive To Put The Most Into It. Life Without Worthy Ideals Becomes Wholly Unsatisfying, Sour. If Our Supreme Objective Is To Serve, No Blow Fate May Administer Can Daunt Us.

Life Is Just An Endless Chain Of Judgements. . . . The More Imperfect Our Judgement, The Less Perfect Our Success.

...the Incontestable Truth Is That America Has Been Built Up By Optimists, Not By Pessimists, But By Men Possessing Courage, Confidence In The Nation's Destiny, By Men Willing To Adventure, To Shoulder Risks Terrifying To The Timid.

Many Concerns Now Make Part Or The Whole Of Their Dividends From By-products That Formerly Went To Waste. How Do We, As Individuals, Utilize Our Principal By-product? Our Principal By-product Is, Of Course, Our Leisure Time. Many Years Of Observation Forces The Conclusion That A Man's Success Or Failure In Life Is Determined As Much By How He Acts During His Leisure As By How He Acts During His Work Hours. Tell Me How A Young Man Spends His Evenings And I Will Tell You How He Is Likely To Spend The Latter Part Of His Life.