If we tune-in on thoughts of failure, illness, discouragement, despair and hate, the charts of our lives will take a sharp downward course.
If we tune-in on thoughts of victory, love, hope and faith, our lives will become larger, finer, more worth while.
If we tune-in on the surface things that break like bubbles and leave us nothing, our lives will be shallow and empty.
If we tune-in on the deeper things, eternal principles of plain living and high thinking, the riches which men have put into immortal literature, art and music, then entire personalities will grow and expand.
If we permit ourselves to become selfish and cold toward others, the springs of love and sentiment will dry up leaving us but the husks of life.
If, on the other hand, we are kind and thoughtful and considerate of others; if we strive always to pluck a thorn and plant a flower wherever we think a flower will grow, riches more valuable than much fine gold will enter our lives.
Saint and sinner, prince and pauper, the things men tune-in on become a part of them and make them what they are.
