Paragraphs On Thrift
Paragraphs On Thrift
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Thrift means self- control. It means self- mastery. It means that we must learn to forego imme- diate pleasure for the sake of some more distant good.
q ^ Thrift prompts to industry and encourages self-reliance.
11 The dollar that comes from eifort, physical or mental, the dollar that is stored up for timely use, is more precious and helpful to the owner than double the amount gained through gift, inheritance or speculation.
Experience teaches that success in life depends not so much on the abi...hty to earn money as on the ability to save a portion of one's earnings.
12 One of the most glaring defects of our present educa- tional system, considered as a means of preparation for life's work, is the lack of any gen- eral and systematic training in the practice of thrift.
q Idleness means degeneracy and decay. It is contrary to the lessons of nature, con- trary to the teachings of our fathers and contrary to the great scheme of civilization.
13 The possession of a bank account often acts as a power- ful and direct stimulus to in- dustry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thrift means self- control. It means self- mastery. It means that we must learn to forego imme- diate pleasure for the sake of some more distant good.
q ^ Thrift prompts to industry and encourages self-reliance.
11 The dollar that comes from eifort, physical or mental, the dollar that is stored up for timely use, is more precious and helpful to the owner than double the amount gained through gift, inheritance or speculation.
Experience teaches that success in life depends not so much on the abi...hty to earn money as on the ability to save a portion of one's earnings.
12 One of the most glaring defects of our present educa- tional system, considered as a means of preparation for life's work, is the lack of any gen- eral and systematic training in the practice of thrift.
q Idleness means degeneracy and decay. It is contrary to the lessons of nature, con- trary to the teachings of our fathers and contrary to the great scheme of civilization.
13 The possession of a bank account often acts as a power- ful and direct stimulus to in- dustry.
What to read after Paragraphs On Thrift?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Cogswell Mortimer to read onlineMoreLess
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