So I am putting down on this page for what it may be worth, what I have called A Family Tree of Folks.

Read across:

INVENTORSARTISTSHEWERS
InventorsOrganizersLabourers
ImaginationApplied ImaginationTool or Mechanism
FecundityControlActivity
SeerPoetActor
The Man who GeneralizesThe Man who Sees the General in the ParticularAction
The Deeper Permanent SignificanceThe Immediate Significance or MeaningHewing
LightApplied Light or HeatApplied Heat or Motion
Stevenson and WattJames J. HillRailway Hands
CreatingCreative SelectingHewing
The DemocratThe Aristocrat or CrowdmanThe Crowd
GodsHeroesMen
Centrifugal PowerEquilibriumCentripetal Power
The Whirl-Out PeopleThe Centre PeopleThe Whirl-In People
Alexander Graham BellTelephone-VailHands
ArchitectContractorCarpenter
GeniusArtistWorkmen
ColumbusColumbusIsabella and the sailors
The ProspectorThe EngineerScoopers, Grabbers (in mind or body), Hewers
David the poetDavid the kingDavid the soldier
ShakespeareShakespeareShakespeare

CHAPTER XVIII

THE MAN WHO PULLS THE WORLD TOGETHER

The typical mighty man or man of valour in our modern life is the Organizer or Artist.

If a man has succeeded in being a great organizer, it is because he has succeeded in organizing himself.

A man who has organized himself is a man who has built a personality. The main fact about a man who has succeeded in being an organized man or personality is, that he has ordered himself around.

Naturally, when other people have to be ordered around, being full-head-on in the habit of ordering, even ordering himself, the hardest feat of all, he is the man who has to be picked out to order other people. As a rule the man who orders himself around successfully, who makes his whole nature or all parts of himself work together, does it because he takes pains to find out who he is and what he is like. If he orders other men successfully and makes them work together it is because he knows what they are like.