The Most Worth-while Thing Is To Try

Almost Any Biography Will Have Its Useful Suggestions For Making Life A Success, But None Better Or More Unfailing Than The Biography Of Christ.

The Scoutmaster Teaches Boys To Play The Game By Doing So Himself.

Varied Are The Ideas Of What Constitutes "success," E.g. Money, Position, Power, Achievement, Honours, And The Like. But These Are Not Open To Every Man-nor Do They Bring What Is Real Success, Namely, Happiness.

The Great Thing That Strikes You On Looking Back Is How Quickly You Have Come-how Very Brief Is The Span Of Life On This Earth. The Warning That One Would Give, Therefore, Is That It Is Well Not To Fritter It Away On Things That Don't Count In The End; Nor On The Other Hand Is It Good To Take Life Too Seriously As Some Seem To Do. Make It A Happy Life While You Have It. That Is Where Success Is Possible To Every Man.

In A Difficult Situation One Never-failing Guide Is To Ask Yourself: "what Would Christ Have Done?" Then Do It-as Nearly As You Can.