Success Is Achieved By Developing Our Strengths,

The Chess Player Who Develops The Ability To Play Two Dozen Boards At A Time Will Benefit From Learning To Compress His Or Her Analysis Into Less Time.

An Error Becomes A Mistake When We Refuse To Admit It.

I Think One Of The Problems [with Raising Intelligent Children] Is Compulsory Schooling...and That Children Are Sitting There And They Are Taught And Told What To Believe. They Are Passive From The Very Beginning, And One Must Be Very, Very Aggressive Intellectually To Have A High Iq [...] The Child Is Taught. Right From The Beginning, It's A Passive Process. He Or She Sits There, And They Simply Try To Believe Everything They're Told.

Try Square Dancing-at Least Long Enough To No Longer Feel Silly And Begin To Have Fun.

Success May Be The Ability To Be Happy With Whatever We're Stuck With.