Quote by Woodrow Wilson

Today's greatest labor-saving device is tomorrow.

Today's greatest labor-saving device is tomorrow.

Summary

This quote suggests that technological advancement constantly brings new innovative solutions to save time and effort in our daily tasks. It implies that each day brings new inventions and ideas that help to streamline and simplify our work, making it easier and more efficient. Therefore, instead of relying solely on existing devices and methods, we can anticipate and embrace the future for even more effective labor-saving devices and approaches.

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Procrastination

By Woodrow Wilson

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