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1. Men and women succeed because they take pains to succeed. Industry and patience are almost genius; and successful people are often more distinguished for resolution and perseverance than for unusual gifts. They make determination and unity of purpose supply the place of ability.
9 rules for success by British novelist Amelia E. Barr, 1901
2-9-2013
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