Now that I have come to my final words where all my final admonitions should be placed, I find I have little left to say, I have said it all, reader, in the chapters you have read (or skipped.) Indeed I have not so much cared to preach to you myself, as to encourage, incite you to do your own preaching. This is, by far, the most effective, permanent and lasting. Improvement can come only from within. A seed of desire may be sown by an outsider, but it must grow in the soil of your soul, be harbored, sheltered, cared for, and finally beloved by your own very self, before it will flower into new life _for you_. That you may possess this new life--a life of work, of achievement, of usefulness to others--is my earnest desire, and this can come only to its fullest fruition in those who have learned to QUIT WORRYING. End of Project Gutenberg's Quit Your Worrying!, by George Wharton James