The thoughts of the diligent tend only to plenteousness.
Diligence
Diligence, while it is opposed to laziness, is opposed also to rashness--to premature andinconsiderate haste. The diligent man first plans and then acts. He proceeds thoughtfully and systematically. Diligence can effect little, unless accompanied with careful forethought. Diligence means steady perseverance in execution. The projects of the attentive, plodding, persevering man, who begins in earnest and goes on to the end in earnest, prepared for difficulties, are those that promise to produce, andgenerally do produce, a favourable result. (R. Wardlaw, D. D.)
