Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-04

the possibility Of conquerng avoiding them
Niney-nine ont Of every hundred human beings be
called FAILURES
A man may do fairly good work he may make
in comparison with his fellow and yet be A FAILURE
A man fails o do THE BEST THAT IS IN HIM is
whatever he may do, matter how he
upon the world with his work.
all the failures you have known it not be said that
VICE PRoCRAsTNATIoN might account for of
them7.
'.vICE" is name that covers many human weaknesses.
Drunkenness which viciously suppresses
BROWNS the very force, THE MENTAL UNREST THAT
OUGHT TO BRING SUCCESS.
Self-ndugence another vice It makes devote
energies the present tastes and likes instead
of controlling the present in order provide for the future
Vanity and egosm in all its forms The vain
sefapproval the decoration of his person in
foolish econfdence the time thought money that ought
Then there are all the other iees-oolsh perverted forms
of human nerghat down and make real growth and
accomplishment impossible
Gambling drink love Of display lack Of moral purposeal
positive negative, mankind the road
ward good results; only few get by
Many able control the actively vicious side of his
character DESTROYED by zness by the peculiar hatred of
The world is full of and who intelligent
WHO MIGHT SUCCEED and yet plodding along in their
LACK POWER TO FORCE THEMsELTEs OUT OF PRO
CRAsTINATIoNS RUT They expect to begin the struggle
SOMETIME but the time never comes
Which Of these enemies of mankind responsible for the
greater number of failures9
LAzINEss, lack of will power, is opinion mans
dangerous enemy
Vice is often only ENERGY GONE WRONG. If the
direct into channels of effort which he has been
wasting vicious selfndulgence will him and
the monster of vice will be passed and left behind
Sotfulne procrastnaon azness harder to get out of
the system than vice
They unfortunately, very often AN ABSOLUTE
LACK OF ENERGY.
And that is thing that should be borne mind BY all Of
the good ordinary wemeanng webehaved people
THAT CAN NOT SEEM TO GET ALONG"
You got to kill the in your way You
KNOW that there then hight
UNLESS YOU CONQUER IT 1T WILL CONQUER YOU
When you have rooted the vcousness your disposition
then the azness which slow and sleepy and wait
until the vice Is killed
What DO need in any kind of fght' YOU NEED
GOOD WEAPON
which is WILL POWER
WILL POWER the force which makes possible repeated de-
i LIFE fight s's''S s'' ' ON" S '"'' "" "'p 20" "
There those that say that change ourselves
that always made with weak
nesses and our strength as at the beginning
man CAN change himself The drunkard in the gutter can
rise highest place If He WILL TRY HARD ENOUGH
DAILY CEAsELEsS EFFORT There is no use in making
violent effort lasting few seconds and leaving weaker in
strength than you were before
The way to get up early in the morning for instance IS TO
GO TO BED EARLY THE NIGHT BEFORE
As long YOU TO bed too late YOU WILL GET UP TOO
LATEor if do get early will be tired and work
Reform must be begun at the RIGHT end
If you want to get out Of some vicious habit remember that
Good sleep, wise eating A WElI-NOt RSIIED BODY, will
do deal TO a desire for drink.
If mind is given to foolish amusemenS diSSipation
gambling remember that before take that
YoU MUST REPLACE IT WITH SOME OTHER
Get real interest your WORK begin saving your mon
ey. REALIZING THAT CAPITAL MEANS INDEPENDENCE
Make plans. carry them TRY TO BE As MUCH INTEREST,"
ED N YOUR OWN POWERS or SELFCONrROI AS IN THE
FOOLISH RUNNING OF SOME HORSE or THE TURNING Up
OF SOME CARD
For young men unmarried MARRIAGE IS PROBABLY THE
BEST POSSIBLE THING 1t forces serious thought ii brings
great interest with the children and seadng Of response
bily.
In proportion to their numbers UNMARRIED YOUNG MEN
COMMIT TEN TIMES As MUCH F0QLISHNESS As THE
MARRIED MEN
The unmarried man is like Ship with rudder gong
any direction. erratcaly