The document discusses different ways that people seek attention and approval. It notes that from an early age people ask life to put them first, and that some people flaunt expensive status symbols to gain attention. It also references a quote about the "drum major instinct" and how people are drawn to superstars. The document suggests that ultimately people have a longing to be approved and sit at the side of God in his kingdom. It provides Charles Schwab's "ten commandments of success" as a list to live by, focusing on hard work, study, initiative, loving one's work, being exact, having a conquering spirit, cultivating personality, helping others, and being democratic.