The Trouble With Us Is That We

No One Should Voluntarily Remain In An Environment Which Prevents His Development.

Real Happiness Is So Simple That Most People Do Not Recognize It. It Is Derived From The Simplest, The Quietest, The Most Unpretentious Things In The World.

To Have Done No Man A Wrong...to Walk And Live, Unseduced, Within Arm's Length Of What Is Not Your Own, With Nothing Between Your Desire And Its Gratification But The Invisible Law Of Rectitude-this Is To Be A Man.

What Keeps So Many People Back Is Simply Unwillingness To Pay The Price, To Make The Exertion, The Effort To Sacrifice Their Ease And Comfort.

The Greatest Trouble With Most Of Us Is That Our Demands Upon Ourselves Are So Feeble, The Call Upon The Great Within Of Us So Weak And Intermittent That It Makes No Impression Upon The Creative Energies; It Lacks The Force That Transmutes Desires Into Realities.