37 Quotes by Alfred Henry

Without fairness, competition can turn friends into villains.

Competition is for athletes, not artists.

Yet, as we live life to enjoy it or 'make' it, we lose awareness that the great cosmic purpose of development calls us to tune in to that eternal purpose.

One's worth is humanity's worth in the cosmic perspective and perception.

Some are born with charm, some learn it, and others try to buy it. The naturalness of charm is lost with too much purpose. False charm, like cheap perfume, is quickly detected.

A genuine charm is being in yourself, with enthusiasm! Yet sharing a fair consideration for others.

A gracious charm has the knack of finding charm in others. A steady charm is found in patient courtesy. A tactful charm is seen in the gallantry it takes to let others do at least half of the talking.

A clean wall provokes a mudslinger more than a dirty wall.

Skill is not thought of as intelligence, especially if it gets its hands dirty.