Article July 31, 1920 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from H. Preserved Smith, Angus Stewart Woodburne

[Forbes]

Success is finding, or making, that position which enables you to contribute to the world the very greatest service of which you are capable through the diligent, persevering, resolute cultivation of all the faculties God has endowed you with, and doing it all with cheerfulness, scorning to allow difficulties or defeats to drive you to pessimism or despair.

It is a reflection upon the business world that success in business heretofore has been measured not so much by what a man has accomplished by the amount of money he has accumulated, whereas in other walks of life success is measured according to what a man has achieved.

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