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Use Pharaoh for 'where and what'.
THE GREATEST difficulties lie where we are not looking for them. [Johann Wolfgang von Goethe]

IF WE SURVIVE difficulty it can steel our courage more than many other things around. [Cf. Reinhold Niebuhr on 'danger']


PERHAPS the most delightful friendships are those in which there is much agreement, much disputation, and yet more personal liking. [George Eliot]

THE PATH to success is to take massive, determined action. [Anthony Robbins]

ABSTAIN from letting young people tell you their aspirations; when they drop them they might drop you for it. [With Logan Pearsall Smith]


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Briefing on Fair Study

Briefing cat Interest is the great motivator to learn and to learn more and better as time goes by. If the interest is broken, rigorous schooling puts hearts under much pressure.
       One very good way to counteract that, is to learn study methods. There are some good ones. By learning to rise to the learning challenges by good and sound learning techniques and the like, one may take to like the stuff little by little.
       Thus, stretch your limbs like the tree to gain added benefits from rising higher in study camps. Stretch your limbs by study systems, but resist the temptation to work like a robot. Well-nigh everybody can make neat progress in learning while keeping one's interests into it, if they adhere to basics of functional study methods.
       We go into facets of that without dictating a bit.

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Sage Words in a Family Picture

Gate The family that prays together stays together—You can't teach an old dog new tricks. [Op]

Fools and bairns should never see half done work—After dinner rest a while ...[Op]

One picture is worth ten thousand words—A word to the wise is enough. [Op]

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