There is a tendency to overlook the value of the individual solution of the problems of life, and yet, the successful individual solution is perhaps the most genuine and fundamental contribution a man or woman can make.

The end of living is a life--fair, sound, sweet, complete.

The vast machinery of life to which we give so much attention, our governments and societies, our politics and wrangling, is nothing in itself.

It is only a series of contrivances to insure the chance to grow a life.

He who proves that he can conquer his conditions, can adjust himself to the machinery in which he finds himself, he is the most genuine of social servants.