This volume is not a scientific treatise of this or any other psychological subject. It contains a confession of one who has spent his life developing the largest statistical community in America; but failing himself to learn one of the greatest lessons which statistics teach. Some will be interested in the book as a businessman's commentary on the Ten Commandments. The real lesson which the author learned and endeavors to pass along may be gathered by reading the first three chapters and the last five chapters. This book should be especially valuable to all parents, teachers and preachers who are dealing with young people.