Russell H.Conwell

A general may determine to win a victory, but if he hurls his troops across an open field straight into the leaden sweep of the enemy's artillery he invites disaster and defeat. The best general lays his plans carefully, and advances his troops in the way that will best conserve their strength and numbers.

Every person is designed for a definite work in life, fitted for a particular sphere

a true will must have a decent regard for the happiness of others.