Death Is God's Way Of Telling You

A. T. Stewart Started Life With A Dollar And Fifty Cents. This Merchant Prince Began By Calling At The Doors Of Houses In Order To Sell Needles, Thread And Buttons. He Soon Found The People Did Not Want Them, And His Small Stock Was Thrown Back On His Hands. Then He Said Wisely, "i'll Not Buy Any More Of These Goods, But I'll Go And Ask People What They Do Want." Thereafter He Studied The Needs And Desires Of People, Found Out Just What They Most Wanted, Endeavored To Meet Those Wants, And Became The Greatest Business Man Of His Time.

Let Your Desire For Truth Transcend All Minor Considerations. Ignorance Is Invariably Confident. The Man Of Knowledge Learns To Realize His Own Needs. Be Honest And Severe In Your Self-appraisal. Learn The Art Of Learning, And You Are Well On The Way To Achievement. True Greatness Is Reflective, Not Assertive.

The Most Successful Men Have Used Seeming Failures As Stepping Stones To Better Things.

Life Is So Great In Its Opportunities And Possibilities, That You Should Rise Confidently Above The Inevitable Trifles Incident To Daily Contact With The World. Life Is Too Precious To Be Sacrificed For The Nonessential And Transient. . . . Ignore The Inconsequential.

There Are Many Fine Things Which You Mean To Do Some Day, Under What You Think Will Be More Favorable Circumstances. But The Only Time That Is Yours Is The Present.