QUOTE OF THE DAY: #1

Quote of the day: "EVERYTHING TODAY HAS its point, but the art of making yourself count for something greatest; more is demanded to produce one wise man today, than seven formerly; and more is needed to deal with a single individual in our times, than with a whole people in the past."


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