"Until one is committed, there is hesitating,

the chance to draw back, always

ineffectiveness. Concerning all

acts of initiative (and creation),

there is one elementary truth, the

ignorance of which kills countless

ideas and splendid plans: that the

moment one definitely commits oneself,

the Providence moves, too ...

A whole stream of events issues from

the decision, raising in one's favor

all manner of unforeseen incidents and

material assistance which no man

could have dreamed would come his way."

- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe