Quote by Steve Maraboli

My life is far too precious and my mission too important to allow either to be chaotically diluted by a lack of order.

My life is far too precious and my mission too important to

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This quote emphasizes the significance of organization and prioritization in life. It suggests that the speaker's purpose or mission holds great value, and they are determined not to let it become entangled or weakened due to disorder. Whether referring to time management, focus, or maintaining a clear vision, the quote acknowledges that maintaining order is essential for the successful pursuit of goals and the preservation of a valuable and purposeful life.

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