There are two kinds of courage:

THE COURAGE THAT DARES AND WINS; and

THE COURAGE THAT SMILES AND RECEIVES.

"And shall I with a Giant strive,
And charge a Dragon on the field?"

In these lines we have the first kind of courage. It is good, but
there is a type which is vastly superior:

I AM THE COURAGE OF THE SOUL HARMONIC WITH THE PERFECT WHOLE.

These lines indicate the second kind of courage--than which there
is no higher. "Herein is love with us made perfect, that we may
have boldness."

These are our methods. They are commended to your approval. I
shall try to state them plainly, going on from one fear to
another, and another, until the long list is disposed of, and
always shall I follow details of procedure similar to those set
forth in "POWER FOR SUCCESS," the ideal constantly being

EXACTLY WHAT TO DO AND HOW TO DO EXACTLY THAT.