Take What's Useful, Discard What Is Not.

Either You Understand Or You Don't, And That Is That.

A Powerful Athlete Is Not A Strong Athlete, But One Who Can Exert His Strength Quickly. Since Power Equals Force Times Speed, If The Athlete Learns To Make Faster Movements He Increases His Power, Even Though The Contractile Pulling Strength Of His Muscles Remains Unchanged. Thus, A Smaller Man Who Can Swing Faster May Hit As Hard Or As Far As The Heavier Man Who Swings Slowly.

'what Is' Is More Important Than 'what Should Be.' Too Many People Are Looking At 'what Is' From A Position Of Thinking 'what Should Be'.

Anxiety Is The Gap Between The Now And The Then. So If You Are In The Now, You Can't Be Anxious, Because Your Excitement Flows Immediately Into Ongoing Spontaneous Activity.

The Possession Of Anything Begins In The Mind.