Frederick Douglass: I am certain that there is nothing good, great or desirable which man can…
I am certain that there is nothing good, great or desirable which man can possess in this world, that does not come by some kind of labor, either physical or mental, moral or spiritual.
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- Self-discipline in your spiritual life leads to self-discovery, confidence, and mastery.
- All GREATNESS is hidden in things that are HARD to do.
- Consistency develops Persistence which makes Omnipotence possible.
- God made us creatures of habit, not so that life would be monotonous or mundane, but so that once certain processes were mastered on one level, we could more readily and easily move to the next level with the strength, courage and confidence that with God, all things are possible.
- The price of excellence is discipline. The cost of mediocrity is disappointment.
- The only thing that overcomes hard luck is hard work.