Enthusiasm

ENTHUSIASM is the spark which fires the fuel of ability and personality

to do its work. Without Enthusiasm, these qualities are dormant and

ineffective--mere potentialities of power.

A man may overcome error; he may lack judgment and acquire it; he may

make mistakes and remedy them; but he can do none of these things

without enthusiasm.

To have enthusiasm is a matter of "morale"; if you believe in yourself

and believe in the things you do, Enthusiasm is sure to ignite

your dormant power and bring out your capacities to their utmost

accomplishment. Conquer doubt, Enthusiasm's greatest foe.

Be enthusiastic in the doing of even the smallest job!

The Beaver, Vol. 1, No. 05, February, 1921 · 第 22 / 95 题