Triumph Quotes

By Ari Berkowitz

Triumph Quotes is a selection of quotes taken from the 20th century's best-selling book The Triumph of the Man Who Acts. Written by Edward Earle Purinton.

Edward Earl Purinton (1878-1943) was a leading American health and efficiency expert during the early twentieth century. His books and manuals sold over 10 m

• Language: English
• Publisher: Triumph Book Press LLC
• Release date: Sep 15, 2021
• ISBN: 9781735289748

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Triumph Quotes

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Triumph of The Man Who Acts

Compiled by Ari Berkowitz

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No man fears himself; hence the way to rout fear is to be oneself so thoroughly and constantly that no outer shadow may intrude.

A hope is never doomed until discarded. Wherever you are is the place to start for somewhere higher. Unseen opportunities are lying all around you. Wake up, and get going.

A little boy in mischief is always contented. We may not like the mischief, but the action of him is ideal, also the courage that defies a rule-of-thumb. And in mature life, the youngest, cheeriest, soundest man is he who alsways delves in something new.

The lion, fettered and bound in his cage, presents a sorry countenance; the lion, speeding from his lair to the open, grapples with his foe and mightily exults in life.

Each act, each word, each thought of our life today becomes a mosaic in the mansion of our destiny. Thus we decree our fate to ourselves.

Lose yourself in your work. Come early and stay late. Use every spare moment in developing methods first to work better and then faster. If there is a man higher up in the same business, devote an evening a week to studying how to get there.

Analyze your average day, and find how many hours a week you waste. Then consider that your time outside of working hours is worth twice as much — because that belongs to you, while the other is only your employer’s.

Picture yourself in absolute command of the place you aspire to, in permanent possession of the thing you want, with every ambition satisfied and every aspiration met.

Failure is