Quote by Mark Twain

Let us save the to-morrows for work

Let us save the to-morrows for work

Summary

This quote encourages us to prioritize our work and responsibilities in the present and not procrastinate until tomorrow. It suggests that we should make the most of each day by dedicating our time and energy to tasks and goals, rather than constantly pushing them off. By saving the tomorrows for work, we can ensure greater productivity and progress in our lives, avoiding unnecessary delays or regrets. Overall, it urges us to act in the present and seize the opportunities that each day brings.

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By Mark Twain

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