The Washington times., 1923-07-05
| uckv the Man Who Is Driven.
Only Those by Necessity Accomplish Real Work
in This World.

Since the first day began think and ceased
living animal his cry has been II drven Con-
stanty he complained of Necesys lash laid upon him.
Lucky the who driven He should be grateful to the
whip of Necessity any other force that drives him For
the DRIVEN man moves, goes forward GETS somewhere
Nearly all of working struggling, trying to pull load
that is heavy Few of us know why we work
And majority of fail to realize that greatest happl
ness that for which should be grateful that whip
of Necessity applied to from within without preventing
stagnation and keeping moving.
The chief forces that control forces that act from
Within the whips spurs inside of brains anmatng
and controlling in the and controlling separately every
one the hundreds of millions of cells that make up
bode-every cell thinking living, eating, breathing and
drinking being separate from the entire body and yet in
Cluded in it.
Back race foundation Of mans work here
the THREE great whips impulses 1t is important to
understand them and to explain them often
Three things had be done in the beginning when
lived on this planet savage half starved always in danger
and anxiety
The first thing was to make him STAY on the earth
and in spite of everything continue to live and work And
therefore, the strongest impulse IN primitive man was that
which we call THE INSTINCT OF SELF REPRESENTATION,
the passionate desire to i've that keeps man here.
Second was important that should not only remain
here himself but leave others work AFTER him. Conse
quenty strongest feeling in is his family feel
ing his love Of chldren-the paterna instinct
Third, important that should not only live
perpeuae his kind but that he should study strive
dissatisfied hmSen the conquerOr
dent and the master of the earth And the third great
passion planted in the instinct of change the love Of
all Of those attractions that may be grouped under
First the instinct of kept men on the
planet Second mans aterna instinct provided future gener
tbe o an the nIatfor Shove the lake to his nresent
civilization moving him from his dwelling in the cliffs of the
far West to his office in the skyscraper in the far East
AS we were driven in the childhood of man by the three
great impulses driven today Those impulses have
become complicated and divided and subdivided But still
they drive and still without knowing why luckily for
selves and the future generations continue tresome
long endless task Of investigation study hard work and slow
Accomplishment
Man obeys gladly at least without rebeng, the whips
that drive him from within His love of life really lash
applied keep him here but he looks upon something
pleasing himself and gladly obeys that lash His paernal
instinct his personal ambition all the INWARD forces that
drive him accomplishment and hard work many
lashes applied to his spirit keeping him awake at night
often keeping at work in daytime. does not
rebel against those INWARD impulses considers them
Man should grateful the whip of Necessity applied
to the OUTSIDE and obedient and work eagerly in
Spouse it, just response
tons that chiefly direct him.
Lucky the who, in the other from the in
side the outside is saved from stagnation idleness self
indulgence and life not worth while.
Who those that succeed? They those THAT ARE
COMPELLED IN SPITE OF THEMSELVES TO STRUGGLE.
MEN say Ihe children OF the rlcn nave every opp0r-
world achieved BY THE CHILDREN OF THE POOR and
not by the children of the rich.
For upon the back of poor lash Necessity
constantly falling And he MUST work. he MUST move he
man does not feel that lash
may peases and belonging to halfdeveloped
and naturally idle peases him DO nohing-and
he is nothing
Be glad of your back for you are to fall
you might well fail under the lash in other
And to succeed you will have Necessity lash
thank for your success
You know that nothing of everyday
than success in spite of poverty. HOW MANY MEN CAN
YOU NAME THAT HAVE SUCCEEDED IN SPITE OF
WEALTH?
How easily the of those that poor live
in history to your mind Lincoln, Jefferson Fulton
Gro o1Tnocf tho orfiro 49,
caly all of those great in the big work of organizing indus
try making competition ridiculous Napoleon made kings
ridiculous preparing the future great day universal
ownership and universal prosperity have been poor
Any child mention dozen great names-al of
born poverty and what call lack opportunity
How many any child any grown that
made great success IN SPITE OF WEALTH?
Where the achievements of those rich that
posed to have opportunity and be exceptionally fortunate?
The rich have NOT opportunity They fortunate
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