Dares To Think

"A man does not need pull. He needs to think. A challenge to dare, an incentive to undertake, and an urge to begin turns most things into a blessing. He who dares to think stands secure in the majesty of his own might."

-- Earl Prevette

Went Ahead and Did It

"With confidence engendered by action, they drew on their own ability to do things others thought impossible. They did not know they could not do it, so they went ahead and did it."

-- Earl Prevette

Build A Little Ability Each Day

"Things are not built as a whole, but in parts, and each part must be built. The same principle applies to ability. You must build a little each day."

-- Earl Prevette

The Conscious Ability To Form Ideas

"Mind and the conscious ability to form ideas. The capacity to form ideas gave man the ability to reason. The activity of reason gave man the power to control. Through control man became the Master."

-- Earl Prevette

Stretching Your Muscles

"Science will discover one of these days that most malignant diseases are only an accumulation of toxins and poisons starting a picnic on the most vulnerable group of cells. Stretching the muscles permits the blood to flood, and to feed and cleanse the cells, and there is no opportunity for the vultures of impurities to start their picnic."

-- Earl Prevette

The Strength of the Mississippi River

"The full power and strength of the Mississippi River is where it flows into the Gulf of Mexico. It is made up of many individual tributaries, and each one contributes its share to converge into one great stream of power and strength. You are like this great river"

-- Earl Prevette

When You Concentrate Your Mental Force

"When you concentrate your mental forces you be-come the vortex or center of intelligence, and you can draw to yourself anything whatsoever you desire."

-- Earl Prevette

The Result of Observation

"The inspiration and enthusiasm to invent, the inclination to make new discoveries, and the desire to improve any existing plan or thing are the result of observation."

-- Earl Prevette