The Big Thing Is That You Know

People Don't Have Great Attitudes Because Of Great Success, They Have Great Success Largely Because Of Great Attitudes.

Do Each Day All That Can Be Done That Day. You Don't Need To Overwork Or To Rush Blindly Into Your Work Trying To Do The Greatest Possible Number Of Things In The Shortest Possible Time. Don't Try To Do Tomorrow's Or Next Week's Work Today. It's Not The Number Of Things You Do, But The Quality, The Efficiency Of Each Separate Action That Count. To Achieve This "habit Of Success," You Need Only To Focus On The Most Important Tasks And Succeed In Each Small Task Of Each Day.

We Are All Self-made, But Only The Successful Will Admit It.

Most Very Successful People Can Remember That Their Success Was Discovered And Built Out Of Adversity Of Some Kind. It's Not The Problems That Beset Us-problems Are Surprisingly Pretty Much The Same For Millions Of Others-it's How We React To Problems That Determines Not Only Our Degree Of Growth And Maturity But Our Future Success-and, Perhaps, Much Of Our Health.

Instead Of Competing, All We Have To Do Is Create.