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Thinking

Never stop dreaming, even after all your dreams come true. Dreams are the key to tomorrow, and they will unlock the door to all you tomorrow yet to come. (Lenore Olsen)

Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably the reason why so few engage in it. (Henry Ford)

But, although we cannot work the laws of association forward, we can always work them backwards. We cannot say now what we shall find ourselves thinking of five minutes hence; but, whatever it may be, we shall then be able to trace it through intermediary links of contiguity or similarity to what we are thinking now. What so baffles our prevision is the shifting part played by the margin and focus--in fact, by each element by itself of the margin or focus--in calling up the next ideas. (William James, Talks to Teachers)

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