Obstinate People Can Be Divided

Have A Definite, Clear, Practical Ideal - A Goal, An Objective.

For The More Limited, If Adequate, Is Always Preferable.

It Must Not Be Supposed That Happiness Will Demand Many Or Great Possessions; For Self-sufficiency Does Not Depend On Excessive Abundance, Nor Does Moral Conduct, And It Is Possible To Perform Noble Deeds Even Without Being Ruler Of Land And Sea: One Can Do Virtuous Acts With Quite Moderate Resources. This May Be Clearly Observed In Experience: Private Citizens Do Not Seem To Be Less But More Given To Doing Virtuous Actions Than Princes And Potentates. It Is Sufficient Then If Moderate Resources Are Forthcoming; For A Life Of Virtuous Activity Will Be Essentially A Happy Life.

Melancholy Men, Of All Others, Are The Most Witty.

Happiness Is The Settling Of The Soul Into Its Most Appropriate Spot.