Keep a Watchful Eye

The seeker of wealth must keep all his mental faculties alert in watching for openings' chances, favourable tides. and be fertile enough in plans and bold enough in courage, to turn them to account. Once to every man and nation comes the moment to decide. Shakespeare says, There is a tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at its flood, leads on to fortune.

A man should be ready in advance for these open doors. The man in service should always be ready for a higher post.

He who does not more than fill his position, is not fitted for a higher one. Read the lives of men who have risen from the lowest to the highest rung of the ladder and you will find men who have prepared themselves in advance, and by extra service prepared their own advance. When the door opens, enter.

When Opportunity comes your way, seize her by the forelock for as the ancients declared she is bald behind. The Spanish have a motto Half the misfortunes in life come from holding in one's horse when he is leaping.

REMEMBER MONEY COMES FROM DOING

The reader will bear in mind that if great stress has been laid on right thinking, feeling, willing, and much labour spent in the psychology of the subject, it is all with one object in view right action at the right time. Nothing can take the place of patient, plodding industry; ideas expressed in action; zeal, will-power, faith and energy translated into work. Helen Wilmans says most truly Money comes from doing.