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A Man Only Begins To Be A Man When He Ceases To Whine And Revile, And Commences To Search For The Hidden Justice Which Regulates His Life. And He Adapts His Mind To That Regulating Factor, He Ceases To Accuse Others As The Cause Of His Condition, And Builds Himself Up In Strong And Noble Thoughts; Ceases To Kick Against Circumstances, But Begins To Use Them As Aids To His More Rapid Progress, And As A Means Of The Hidden Powers And Possibilities Within Himself.

Fixedness Of Purpose Is The Root Of All Successful Efforts.

A Man's Mind May Be Likened To A Garden, Which May Be Intelligently Cultivated Or Allowed To Run Wild; But Whether Cultivated Or Neglected, It Must, And Will, Bring Forth. If No Useful Seeds Are Put Into It, Then An Abundance Of Useless Weed Seeds Will Fall Therein, And Will Continue To Produce Their Kind.

The Within Is Ceaselessly Becoming The Without. From The State Of A Man's Heart Doth Proceed The Conditions Of His Life; His Thoughts Blossom Into Deeds, And His Deeds Bear The Fruitage Of Character And Destiny.

He Who Would Accomplish Little Must Sacrifice Little; He Who Would Achieve Much Must Sacrifice Much; He Who Would Attain Highly Must Sacrifice Greatly.