Excerpt from Leadership
The great problem of the ages is, how to become worth while in the world, how to accom plish, how to succeed. For its solution men have spent days and weeks and centuries developing systems and theories and courses of study. Insti tutions of learning have been erected on almost every hilltop. Employers are spending their time in teaching others to do what they themselves have done, and as a result of this preparation and the tremendous energy that has been spent in self-improvement and in the improvement of others, we have a civilization all our own.
The real difierence between those who succeed and those who don't is, the W the other thinks he cannot. The one discovers him self, the other doesn't. The one learns that he can do things, and the idea arouses, thrills, inspires him. The other thinks that all the great things were intended for someone else, so he misses the great experiences, the great trials, and the great rewards.
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