Article December 4, 1971 ISSUE

Fulfillment

HELEN C. HERRING

When we see others succeeding in their chosen fields, we may want very much to be successful in developing and using our own talents and abilities. The desire for fulfillment is common to all.

However, many feel that a successful, happy life is beyond their hopes and dreams. Perhaps a background of poverty has limited their education; perhaps other conditions have robbed them of their self-confidence and initiative. They may feel that laborious, routine jobs are all they are qualified for.

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