To Err And Not Reform, This May

The Superior Man Will Watch Over Himself When He Is Alone. He Examines His Heart That There May Be Nothing Wrong There, And That He May Have No Cause Of Dissatisfaction With Himself.

Let Our Reason, And Not Our Senses, Be The Rule Of Our Conduct; For Reason Will Teach Us To Think Wisely, To Speak Prudently, And To Behave Worthily.

The Way Out Is Through The Door. Why Is It That No One Will Use This Method?

When Strict With Oneself, One Rarely Fails.

The Superior Man Understands What Is Right; The Inferior Man Understands What Will Sell.