One Can Win The Attention And Time

When Theodore Roosevelt Was In The White House, He Confessed That If He Could Be Right 75 Percent Of The Time, He Would Reach The Highest Measure Of His Expectation. . . . If That Was The Highest Rating That One Of The Most Distinguished Men Of The Twentieth Century Could Hope To Obtain, What About You And Me?

If You Do The Little Jobs Well, The Big Ones Will Tend To Take Care Of Themselves.

The World Is So Full Of People Who Are Grabbing And Self-seeking. So The Rare Individual Who Unselfishly Tries To Serve Others Has An Enormous Advantage. He Has Little Competition.

Encouragement Makes A Fault Easy To Correct, And A Challenge Easy To Take On.

The Difference Between Appreciation And Flattery? That Is Simple. One Is Sincere And The Other Insincere. One Comes From The Heart Out; The Other From The Teeth Out. One Is Unselfish; The Other Selfish. One Is Universally Admired; The Other Universally Condemned.