The Archive · 1922

Rest, Success

Fifth, I should certainly strive for success, but success might not necessarily mean an enormous income.

All the work of the world is not done by geniuses. Some of it is achieved by talent, persistence, courage, patience, fidelity, and endurance: and scarcely any of it can be traced to "luc! Believe from the very start that it will never be from the outside, but from within, that success, achievement, and happiness will come. Make the weak points strong, of course try to find your real vocation in which you can work joyfully as well as usefully. Do not imitate anybody, however admirable. The world does not need men and women covered with rubber stamps; it needs you, the age." That would emphasize many! real you, with all there is in you! ' wear, if any?

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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