Remember, Today Is The Tomorrow You Worried

Millions Of People Have Wrecked Their Lives In Angry Turmoil, Because They Refused To Accept The Worst; Refused To Try To Improve Upon It; Refused To Salvage What They Could From The Wreck. Instead Of Trying To Reconstruct Their Fortunes, They Engaged In A Bitter And "violent Contest With Experience"- And Ended Up Victims Of That Brooding Fixation Known As Melancholia.

People Who Talk Only Of Themselves Think Only Of Themselves.

When We Are Not Engaged In Thinking About Some Definite Problem, We Usually Spend About 95 Percent Of Our Time Thinking About Ourselves. Now, If We Stop Thinking About Ourselves For A While And Begin To Think Of The Other Person's Good Points, We Won't Have To Resort To Flattery So Cheap And False That It Can Be Spotted Almost Before It Is Out Of The Mouth.

It Was This Desire For A Feeling Of Importance That Led An Uneducated, Poverty-stricken Grocery Clerk To Study Some Law Books He Found In The Bottom Of A Barrel Of Household Plunder That He Had Bought For Fifty Cents. You Have Probably Heard Of This Grocery Clerk. His Name Was Lincoln.

Today Is The Only Time We Can Possibly Live.