Let The Other Person Save

John Wanamaker, Founder Of The Stores That Bear His Name, Once Confessed: "i Learned Thirty Years Ago That It Is Foolish To Scold. I Have Enough Trouble Overcoming My Own Limitations Without Fretting Over The Fact That God Has Not Seen Fit To Distribute Evenly The Gift Of Intelligence.

If We Merely Try To Impress People And Get People Interested In Us, We Will Never Have Many True, Sincere Friends. Friends, Real Friends, Are Not Made That Way.

Bitter Criticism Caused The Sensitive Thomas Hardy, One Of The Finest Novelists Ever To Enrich English Literature, To Give Up Forever The Writing Of Fiction. Criticism Drove Thomas Chatterton, The English Poet, To Suicide. . . . Any Fool Can Criticize, Condemn And Complain - And Most Fools Do. But It Takes Character And Self-control To Be Understanding And Forgiving.

Try Leaving A Trail Of Little Sparks Of Gratitude On Your Daily Trips. You Will Be Surprised How They Will Set Small Flames Of Friendship That Will Be Rose Beacons On Your Next Visit.

If You Believe In What You Are Doing, Then Let Nothing Hold You Up In Your Work.