"The Pythagoreans Tell Us To Look At The Stars At Daybreak. To Remind Ourselves How They Complete The
"The Pythagoreans tell us to look at the stars at daybreak. To remind ourselves how they complete the tasks assigned them—always the same tasks, the same way. And their order, purity, nakedness. Stars wear no concealment." (c) Marcus Aurelius, "Meditations".
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You know the feeling when you keep putting off your daily tasks and even your life-defining goals?
You find new excuses for your indecision, giving yourself extra time to stay inactive, almost as if you’re celebrating your laziness, even though you fully understand the importance of what needs to be done.
Some people even delay their daily routines for an entire year — or for the next one!
Procrastination — the silent thief of time and potential, a relentless, time-devouring monster — often stems from a lack of mental energy, focus, or emotional readiness to tackle tasks.
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🌿“The worst punishment for crime lies in the crime itself. You are mistaken, I maintain, if you propose to reserve your punishments for the hangman or the prison; the crime is punished immediately after it is committed; nay, rather, at the moment when it is committed. Hence, good does not spring from evil, any more than figs grow from olive-trees.”
🌿© Seneca, “Moral Letters to Lucilius”
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