Listen To Your Patient, He Is Telling

Conservatism And Old Fogeyism Are Totally Different Things; The Motto Of One Is "prove All Things And Hold Fast That Which Is Good" And Of The Other "prove Nothing But Hold Fast That Which Is Old."

Live Neither In The Past Nor In The Future, But Let Each Day Absorb All Your Interest, Energy And Enthusiasm. The Best Preparation For Tomorrow Is To Live Today Superbly Well.

At The Outset Do Not Be Worried About This Big Question-truth. It Is A Very Simple Matter If Each One Of You Starts With The Desire To Get As Much As Possible. No Human Being Is Constituted To Know The Truth, The Whole Truth, And Nothing But The Truth; And Even The Best Of Men Must Be Content With Fragments, With Partial Glimpses, Never The Full Fruition. In This Unsatisfied Quest The Attitude Of Mind, The Desire, The Thirst-a Thirst That From The Soul Must Arise!-the Fervent Longing, Are The Be-all And The End-all.

Live Neither In The Past Nor In The Future, But Let Each Day's Work Absorb Your Entire Energies, And Satisfy Your Widest Ambition.

Care More For The Individual Patient Than For The Special Features Of The Disease. . . . Put Yourself In His Place . . . The Kindly Word, The Cheerful Greeting, The Sympathetic Look - These The Patient Understands.