The Power of Concentration

Most things are possible. Ours may be a hard task, but the harder the task, the greater the reward

We are heirs of all the ages," but we must know how to use our inheritance

If you want to accomplish anything first put yourself in a concentrating, reposeful, receptive, acquiring frame of mind. In tackling unfamiliar work make haste slowly and deliberately and then you will secure that interior activity, which is never possible when you are in a hurry or under a strain.

The stronger the motive the greater the concentration.—Eustace Miller, M. D.

. If you want to control your life you must first control your thinking.

To demand resolutely is the first step toward getting what you want.

Unless you make proper use of it you have neither independence nor firmness. You are unable to control yourself and become a mere machine for others to use. It is more important to learn to use your will than to develop your intellect.

We have to fight our own battles.

eradicate your faults, one by one, until you have built up a strong character and personality.

All things are possible."