Better Untaught Than Ill-taught.

Tact, The Kind Of Tact You Should Cultivate, Is Not A Form Of Deception Or Make-believe, But A Cultivated Taste Which Gives Fine Perception In Seeing And Doing What Is Best Under All Circumstances. There Is Nothing Which Will So Readily Bring You Into Favor, Or Disarm An Opponent, As The Right Use Of Tact.

Vigilantly Guard Your Mind Against Erroneous And Destructive Thought As You Would Guard Your House Against Burglars And Assassins.

It Is By Translating Your Fine Sense Of Aspiration Into Actual Lofty Deeds That You Grow Toward Your Ideal. Link Your Lofty Thoughts To Earnest, Active Effort, And Good Results Will Inevitably Follow. The Great Things You Intend To Do Some Time Must Have A Beginning If They Are Ever To Be Done, So Begin Something Worthwhile Today.

Keep A Definite Goal Of Achievement Constantly In View. Realize That Work Well And Worthily Done Makes Life Truly Worth Living.

. . . Idealism Is One Of The Greatest Forces In The World. It Makes Seeming Impossibilities Possible And Succeeds Where Prudence Fails. But Unless The Idealist Is Brave And Has The Courage To Face The Truth, His Idealism Creates Nothing.