Jealousy... Is A Mental Cancer.

What Would You Call America's Most Priceless Asset? Surely Not Its Limitless Natural Resources, Not Its Matchless National Wealth, Not Its Unequalled Store Of Gold, Not Its Giant Factories, Not Its Surpassing Railroads, Not Its Unprecedented Volume Of Cheap Power. Is Not Its Most Priceless Asset The Character Of Its People, Their Indomitable Self-confidence, Their Transcendent Vision, Their Sleepless Initiative And, Perhaps Above All, Their Inherent, Irrepressible Optimism?

After Visiting Several Of America's Most Fashionable Playgrounds, I Have Reached The Conclusion That Men Who Work Hard Enjoy Life Most. The Men At Such Places Can Be Divided Into Two Classes, First, Busy Men Of Affairs ... And, Second, Rich Loafers. I Was Impressed By The Obvious Enjoyment Corporation Heads And Other Important Executives Were Deriving From Their Vacation Activities.... The Idle Rich Fellows, On The Other Hand, Although Indulging In Exactly The Same Activities, Palpably Were Bored.

I Don't Feel Myself That I Know It All, But I Have Enough Conceit To Be Successful. That Observation Was Made By A Businessman In His 30s Who Was Making Notable Headway, Although His Path Bristled With Difficulties. Business Places No Premiums On Shrinking Violets. Employers Prefer Men Who Have Self-assurance, Forcefulness, Go-aheadness, Men Who Know Their Jobs And Know That They Know It.

The Fellow Who Isn't Fired With Enthusiasm Is Apt To Be Fired.

An Idea, Like A Machine, Must Have Power Applied To It Before It Can Accomplish Anything.