Time is money.
Ten thousand years is too long to seize the day. Mao Zedong
No matter how gluttonous time devours everything, we should strive to gain fame while this breath is still alive.
The sickle of time can't hurt us. -Shakespeare
Don't always sigh the past, it will never come back; Improve the present wisely. We must devote ourselves to the confusing future with a firm will that is not worried or afraid. -Longfellow
Don't sigh for the lost years, but face up to the time that has slipped away in a hurry. Brecht
When many people wander along a road, they have to make way for a big road so that those who cherish time can walk in front of them.
He who gives up time, time also gives up on him. -Shakespeare
There is no way for the clock to ring the past hour for me. byron
All human skills are nothing but a mixture of patience and time. -Balzac
Any saving is ultimately a saving of time. Marx
Time is a place for ability development and so on. Marx
Time is the soil of all achievements in the world. Time brings pain to the dreamer and happiness to the creator. -McKinsey
Time is a great teacher. Burke
Doing things is always procrastinating, procrastinating again and again, always saying that it is not too late to do it tomorrow. Procrastination refers to unnecessary and harmful procrastination, which means "putting things before tomorrow". Undoubtedly, procrastination has become an "epidemic" in today's society. The word "procrastination" first appeared in Edward? In a book published by Hall 1542. Almost at the same time, in China during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, a scholar named Qian Hetan wrote a popular song of tomorrow-"Tomorrow after tomorrow, tomorrow after tomorrow. I will live tomorrow and everything will be fine. " To reveal the disadvantages of "everything is first-class". According to China's Newsweek, American and Canadian statistics show that 70% of college students are used to postponing their studies, and more than 20% of ordinary people are procrastinating every day. According to this data, nearly 654.38 billion people around the world are tired of delay.