Work Done With Little Effort Is Likely

Thomas Edison Reads Not For Entertainment But To Increase His Store Of Knowledge. He Sucks In Information As Eagerly As The Bee Sucks Honey From Flowers. The Whole World, So To Speak, Pours Its Wisdom Into His Mind. He Regards It As A Criminal Waste Of Time To Go Through The Slow And Painful Ordeal Of Ascertaining Things For One's Self If These Same Things Have Already Been Ascertained And Made Available By Others. In Edison's Mind Knowledge Is Power.

Are You Doing The Kind Of Work You Were Built For, So That You Can Expect To Be Able To Do Very Large Amounts Of That Kind And Thrive Under It? Or Are You Doing A Kind Of Which You Can Do Comparatively Little.

I Have Known Not A Few Men Who, After Reaching The Summits Of Business Success, Found Themselves Miserable On Attaining Retirement Age. They Were So Exclusively Engrossed In Their Day To Day Affairs That They Had No Time For Friend Making.

You Have No Idea How Big The Other Fellow's Troubles Are.

There Is More Credit And Satisfaction In Being A First-rate Truck Driver Than A Tenth-rate Executive.