Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Juvenile Instructor, Vol. 42: Organ of the Deseret Sunday School Union; April 1, 1907
How often we do things today thinking all the while of what they will bring us to morrow. By such a practice we are gov erned in what we do too much by what we expect to get; that is, we often put more value upon the reward than upon the doing. Now the fact is, if we could only understand it, there is really more pleasure in the doing than in the reward. You may have noticed that where you looked for ward to certain pleasures, for certain events for which you were preparing yourself, the thoughts about them and the hopes and anticipations they awakened in you gave you weeks of joy, when the event it self was merely the pleasure of a few pass ing hours.
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