Ask Yourself Every Morning, ‘how Can I

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.

A Rut Is A Grave With The Ends Kicked Out.

Every Great Accomplishment Of Mankind Has Been Preceded By An Extended Period, Often Over Many Years, Of Concentrated Effort.

Picture Yourself In Your Minds Eye As Having Already Achieved This Goal. See Yourself Doing The Things You'll Be Doing When You've Reached Your Goal.

Get Into A Line That You Will Find To Be A Deep Personal Interest, Something You Really Enjoy Spending Twelve To Fifteen Hours A Day Working At, And The Rest Of The Time Thinking About.