Quote by Martin Dansky

You may forget about tomorrow's concerns if you're only living for today, but others won't.

You may forget about tomorrow's concerns if you're only livi

Summary

This quote suggests that living solely in the present moment may allow one to ignore future worries or responsibilities. However, it reminds us that our actions and choices can have an impact on others, who are aware and concerned about what may come tomorrow. While one may prioritize immediate gratification or freedom from future uncertainties, it is important to consider the lasting effects of our actions on those around us who are mindful of tomorrow's concerns.

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