110 - On The Value Of Wealth - Moral Letters for Modern Times
The true responsibility of parents is to raise their children to be capable of safely making their own way in the world, and not to remove every obstacle from their paths.
109 - On Your Associations - Moral Letters for Modern Times
If you wish to have a better understanding of the world, spend time in the company of people who demonstrate their depth of perception and see beyond the surface of things.
108 - On A Learning Mind - Moral Letters for Modern Times
When you are told by experts what to think you may become a believer, but you will not become a thinker.
107 - On Accepting The Inevitable - Moral Letters for Modern Times
By thinking on all the things that can happen to you, you prepare yourself to deal with them appropriately.
106 - On Thoughts And Actions - Moral Letters for Modern Times
To the extent we feel it necessary to judge motivations in business, we are comfortable to infer motive from actions.
105 - On Treading Safely - Moral Letters for Modern Times
Remember that being polite costs you nothing while being indifferent may cost you everything.
104 - On Self-Care - Moral Letters for Modern Times
There is no distance we should not travel to take a cure for what ails us. But I would have you reflect that no amount of travel will help us if we are treating the wrong illness.
103 - On The Greatest Threat - Moral Letters for Modern Times
You are never closer to danger than in the presence of your fellow humans.
102 - On What Survives Us - Moral Letters for Modern Times
Serving as an example is more powerful than lingering in memory.
101 - On Making Plans - Moral Letters for Modern Times
The fact that you may not achieve all that you plan for is reason only to be prepared for failure, not failing to plan and refusing to try.
