In the stage of agricultural society, people are accustomed to looking towards the past in terms of time concept. In industrial society, the time tendency is to pay attention to the present, while in the information society, people's time tendency is to focus on the future.

John Nesbitt (American futurist)

The so-called days of tomorrow, tomorrow, and tomorrow, on this boring journey of life, pass quietly every day, and finally reach the time The end of the record. Shakespeare (British dramatist and poet)

There is a long period between today and tomorrow; learn to do things quickly while you still have the energy. Goethe (German poet)

"Tomorrow, tomorrow, there will be tomorrow", this is how people comfort themselves. Little did they know that this "tomorrow" would be enough to send them to the grave. Turgenev (Russian writer)

Remember, there is only one time that is important, and that is now! It is important because it is the only time in which we can make a difference. Leo Tolstoy (Russian writer)

The future is bought at the present. Johnson (American politician)

We must work hard in the morning light and do not face the sunset fantasy. Carlyle (British writer)

"Now" is the inevitable result of all past and the inevitable cause of all future.

Ingersoll (American politician)

The whole life is a matter of days. Only dreamers will put themselves in the ethereal, instead of seizing the moment in front of them. The passing time. Romain Rolland (French writer)

All passing time is lost time; half of the day we are spending belongs to ourselves, and the other half belongs to death. Seneca (ancient Roman philosopher)

The most obscure period is today. Stevenson (British inventor)

Today is too precious to be consumed by bitter worries and bitter regrets. Lift your chin so that your thoughts shine like springs jumping under the spring sun. Seize the day and it won't come back.

Carnegie (American educator)

Only happy people cherish today, and only those who cherish today are happy people.

Dryden (British poet)

Never leave until tomorrow what you can do today. Delay is the thief of time, catch him! Dickens (British writer)

On the clock of time, there are only two words now. Shakespeare (British dramatist and poet)

When you wake up every day, you have twenty-four hours in your pocket. This is your most precious possession. Mrs. Carnegie (American educator)

There is nothing more precious and valuable than time, so don’t delay what you do today until tomorrow. Beethoven (German composer)

The minute I am now appeared after hundreds of millions of minutes in the past. There is nothing better than this minute and now in the world. Whitman (American poet)

Those who forget today will be forgotten tomorrow. Goethe (German poet)

The most precious thing is "today". Goethe (German poet)

One "today" is better than two "tomorrows". Benjamin Franklin (American scientist)