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On the morning of November 22nd, a Friday, it became clear the gap between living and dying was closing. Realizing that Aldous [Huxley] might not survive the day, Laura [Huxley's wife] sent a telegram to his son, Matthew, urging him to come at once. At ten in the morning, an almost inaudible Aldous asked for paper and scribbled "If I go" and then some directions about his will. It was his first admission that he might die ...Around noon he asked for a pad of paper and scribbledLSD-try itintermuscular100mmIn a letter circulated to Aldous's friends, Laura Huxley described what followed: 'You know very well the uneasiness in the medical mind about this drug. But no 'authority', not even an army of authorities, could have stopped me then. I went into Aldous's room with the vial of LSD and prepared a syringe. The doctor asked me if I wanted him to give the shot- maybe because he saw that my hands were trembling. His asking me that made me conscious of my hands, and I said, 'No, I must do this.'An hour later she gave Huxley a second 100mm. Then she began to talk, bending close to his ear, whispering, 'light and free you let go, darling; forward and up. You are going forward and up; you are going toward the light. Willingly and consciously you are going, willingly and consciously, and you are doing this beautifully — you are going toward the light — you are going toward a greater love … You are going toward Maria's [Huxley's first wife, who had died many years earlier] love with my love. You are going toward a greater love than you have ever known. You are going toward the best, the greatest love, and it is easy, it is so easy, and you are doing it so beautifully.'All struggle ceased. The breathing became slower and slower and slower until, 'like a piece of music just finishing so gently in sempre piu piano, dolcamente,' at twenty past five in the afternoon, Aldous Huxley died.
— Jay Stevens
But the thing is, a wife is a wife and you can't ditch her like a worn shirt after a life.
— Yiyun Li
Marriage is not 'I', its 'We'.
— Amit Kalantri
Suddenly it felt like there was a ticking time bomb in the house. I didn’t have all the time in the world to make you love me again
—  I had only a few short months.
Those monumental anniversary celebrations aren’t what ultimately determine the actual direction of our marriage. Rather, it’s the here and now. It’s those daily decisions we make individually and together that influence how our relationship actually fares in the long run
— Ashleigh Slater
Jeff watched her come, the whole time. He never noticed her mincing, hesitant steps on treacherous heels. He was simply swept up in the ancient ceremony. And discovering, as untold millions of young men had discovered before him, that there is nothing in the world as beautiful as his bride approaching.
— Eric Flint, 1632
I had wanted to get married, but I realized now that I never wanted to be a 'wife.
— Jill Bialosky, The Bitch in the House: 26 Women Tell the Truth About Sex, Solitude, Work, Motherhood, and Marriage
Even God forgives stupidity. So many married people, heaven would be a ghost town otherwise.
— Yatin Patel
There is, you will concede, a limit to the niceties a man is obliged to fulfill when his wife is dead and not yet cold.
— Allan Dare Pearce, Paris in April
And so, as quietly as he had lived, he slipped out of town, leaving only a note behind:Well, that's that. I'm off, and if you don't believe I'm leaving, just count the days I'm gone. When you hear the phone not ringing, it'll be me that's not calling. Goodbye, old girl, and good luck.Yours truly,Earl AdcockP.S. I'm not deaf.
— Fannie Flagg, Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe
Marriage is a team effort. Grow closer to each other as you grow closer to God.
— Jim George, A Husband After God's Own Heart
When you've made up your mind to marry, take the first respectable body that comes to hand - she's as good as any other; they be all alike in groundwork: 'tis only in the flourishes there's a difference.
— Thomas Hardy, Under the Greenwood Tree
Is a woman bound to wifely obedience, when the result will be to turn her out of the estate of wife?
— Hilary Mantel, Wolf Hall
In my day, husbands and wives showed each other a suitable level of indifference.
— Ashlyn Macnamara, A Most Scandalous Proposal
The closer a husband is to God, the closer he will grow to his wife.
— Jim George, A Husband After God's Own Heart
I love my wife but I spend a lot of time with grace and mercy
— Shon Hyneman, WISDOM: Preventing Problems Before They Happen
Why, could the good man not impose his will, control his wife? asked Mrs. Carew, who always made much of masculine authority in her talk with friends but ruled the roost at home.
— Leonard Tourney, Familiar Spirits
The Amy of today was abrasive enough to want to hurt, sometimes. I speak specifically of the Amy of today, who was only remotely like the woman I fell in love with. It had been an awful fairy-tale reverse transformation. Over just a few years, the old Amy, the girl of the big laugh and the east ways, literally shed herself, a pile of skin and soul on the floor, and out stepped this new, brittle, bitter Amy. My wife was no longer my wife but a razor-wire knot daring me to unloop her, and I was not up to the job with my thick, numb, nervous fingers. Country fingers. Flyover fingers untrained in the intricate, dangerous work of solving Amy. When I'd hold up the bloody stumps, she'd sigh and turn to her secret mental notebook on which she tallied all my deficiencies, forever noting disappointments, frailties, shortcomings. My old Amy, damn, she was fun. She was fun. She made me laugh. I'd forgotten that. And she laughed, From the bottom of her throat, from right behind that small finger-shaped hollow, which is the best place to laugh from. She released her grievances like handfuls of birdseed: They are there, and they are gone.
— Gillian Flynn, Gone Girl
Always being there was the essential secret for a wife.
— Elizabeth von Arnim, The Enchanted April
No wife wants to hear that her husband is less than perfect.
— Sophie Kinsella, Shopaholic & Baby
We don’t treat each other very well, I suppose. Even from the start. It was as though we had the seven-year itch the day we met. The day she went into a coma, I heard her telling her friend Shelley that I was useless, that I leave my socks hanging on every doorknob in the house. At weddings we roll our eyes at the burgeoning love around us, the vows that we know will morph into new kinds of promises: I vow not to kiss you when you’re trying to read. I will tolerate you in sickness and ignore you in health. I promise to let you watch that stupid news show about celebrities, since you’re so disenchanted with your own life.Joanie and I were urged by her brother, Barry, to subject ourselves to counseling as a decent couple would. Barry is a man of the couch, a believer in weekly therapy, affirmations, and pulse points. Once he tried to show us exercises he’d been doing in session with his girlfriend. We were instructed to trade reasons, abstract or specific, why we stayed with each other. I started off by saying that Joanie would get drunk and pretend I was someone else and do this neat thing with her tongue. Joanie said tax breaks. Barry cried. Openly. His second wife had recently left him for someone who understood that a man didn’t do volunteer work.
— Kaui Hart Hemmings, The Descendants
If I could cook I wouldn’t have to study my ass off at school and I would have tried to find a man to support me as his lovely wife.
— C.S.  James, Blue Ice
The doctor's wife ate two apples a day, just to be safe. But her husband kept coming home.
— Joseph Gordon-Levitt, The Tiny Book of Tiny Stories, Vol. 1
[On what young husbands should say to their wives:] I have taken you in my arms, and I love you, and I prefer you to my life itself. For the present life is nothing, and my most ardent dream is to spend it with you in such a way that we may be assured of not being separated in the life reserved for us... I place your love above all things, and nothing would be more bitter or painful to me than to be of a different mind than you.
— John Chrysostom
What kind of husband would I be if I bet against my own marriage?'I smiled. 'The stupid kind. Didn't you listen to your dad when he told you not to bet against me?
— Jamie McGuire, Beautiful Disaster
They saw her husband, this giant of a man in God’s Kingdom, this man, that for over fifteen years was their example of what a great man and husband looked like, walking up to his weeping wife, gently embracing her, soothing her, lifting and holding her soul up high while she released her own pains and worries from the last two days, feeling him, leaning into him, and submitting her pain and fears to her husband out of her love and trust. His strength was shown in his softness. He was made strong in his wife’s pain. He was her man of God
— Lee  Goff, A Wrath Like Thunder
Every man is a bachelor out of his wife's sight!
— Margaret Way, A Lesson in Loving
Why wasn't there an etiquette book for runaway wives?
— Anne Tyler, Ladder of Years
He that hath wife and children hath given hostages to fortune.
— Sorcha MacMurrough, The Matchless Miss
My wife is a lovely leathery green, the blue-tongued lizard said;Her eyes are as red as bulldog ants, lurking in holes in her head;Her body is made of the speckled grass, a violet grows on her tongue,And I could watch her for fifty years if nobody blundered along.
— Douglas Stewart
He, who beats his wife defies his goddess
— Akinwale Musa Oluseun
My dad, who my mom always refers to as DH for Darling Husband, was protrayed as a 'let's look on the bright side of things' kind of guy, the pillar my everbumbling mother leans on in times of distress.
— Frances O'Roark Dowell, Ten Miles Past Normal
They had a saying: An Arab loves in the order of: his son, his camel, and his wife - but there were times when one was allowed to take precedence over the other!
— Margaret Rome, Palace of the Hawk
With all due respect," Christopher muttered, "this conversation is leading nowhere. At least one of you should point out that Beatrix deserves a better man.""That's what I said about my wife," Leo remarked. "Which is why I married her before she could find one.
— Lisa Kleypas, Love in the Afternoon
One wife, you're happy, two and you're tired, three and they'll hate each other, four and they'll hate you.
— Patrick Rothfuss, The Name of the Wind
The marriage is a bribe to make a housekeeper think she is a householder.
— Thornton Wilder, The Matchmaker
She wisely reasoned that my chosen husband was no ordinary man, that his whole life was absolutely dedicated to God and His service, ad that I must never, never hinder him by trying to put myself first in his heart.
— Susannah Spurgeon
The owner of the Agut d'Avignon had the air of a 1920s dandy who had ruined himself with one mad night of gambling at baccarat and had only been saved by this restaurant, which he seemed to cherish as if it were his wife or a good fountain pen.
— Manuel Vázquez Montalbán, La Soledad Del Manager
there are no houses to wife. only window seats to occupy when the weather needs changing & waters to flow past our ankles on Sundays as we fish.
— Darnell Lamont Walker
...there’s few on Earth as can cut a man deeper than his childless wife.
— Craig      Russell, Black Bottle Man
The bad news is time flies. The good news is you're the pilot." -
— Michael Altshuler
Procrastination is the foundation of all disasters.
— Pandora Poikilos, Excuse Me, My Brains Have Stepped Out
He who every morning plans the transactions of that day and follows that plan carries a thread that will guide him through the labyrinth of the most busy life.
— Victor Hugo
You get to decide where your time goes. You can either spend it moving forward, or you can spend it putting out fires. You decide. And if you don't decide, others will decide for you.
— Tony Morgan
Life was not to be sitting in hot amorphic leisure in my backyard idly writing or not-writing, as the spirit moved me. It was, instead, running madly, in a crowded schedule, in a squirrel cage of busy people. Working, living, dancing, dreaming, talking, kissing — singing, laughing, learning. The responsibility, the awful responsibility of managing (profitably) 12 hours a day for 10 weeks is rather overwhelming when there is nothing, noone, to insert an exact routine into the large unfenced acres of time — which it is so easy to let drift by in soporific idling and luxurious relaxing. It is like lifting a bell jar off a securely clockwork-like functioning community, and seeing all the little busy people stop, gasp, blow up and float in the inrush, (or rather outrush,) of the rarified scheduled atmosphere — poor little frightened people, flailing impotent arms in the aimless air. That's what it feels like: getting shed of a routine. Even though one had rebelled terribly against it, even then, one feels uncomfortable when jounced out of the repetitive rut. And so with me. What to do? Where to turn? What ties, what roots? as I hang suspended in the strange thin air of back-home?
— Sylvia Plath, The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath
You can't make up for lost time. You can only do better in the future.
— Ashley Ormon
Half our life is spent trying to find something to do with the time we have rushed through life trying to save.
— Yale Richmond, Understanding the Americans: A Handbook for Visitors to the United States
You must excuse my gruff conduct,” the watchdog said, after they’d been driving for some time, “but you see it’s traditional for watchdogs to be ferocious.
— Norton Juster, The Phantom Tollbooth
One always has time enough, if one will apply it well.
— Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
A precondition for reading good books is not reading bad ones: for life is short.
— Arthur Schopenhauer, On the Suffering of the World
water flow away and never come back
— Sarita
Musicians, like golfers, have to put their minds in the right place – trusting, confident, enjoying the pressure, being in present. And so forth. Otherwise, no amount of practice or “Time management” will make them better. The same is true in all professions: if you’re stuck in the Training Mindset, evaluating yourself, or thinking in the past or future, you will not perform up to your potential. You will waste a lot of time, be an inefficient performer, and likely assume you need to manage your time better. In reality you need to manage your thinking better. 
— John Eliot, Overachievement: The New Science of Working Less to Accomplish More
Truth flows from universal law, not personal views.
— John Agno, Can't Get Enough Leadership: Book Notes & Coaching Tips
Add value too your time, chill out with good people.
— Sravani Saha Nakhro
Every moment, if properly utilized, has the potential to transcend space and time.
— Haresh Sippy
Most of your time is spent in doing tasks which barely contribute to the results. The tasks which keep you busy and engaged instead favouring your efforts. Not everything that you do is important. Just a fraction of it is.
— Vishal Ostwal, Pocket Productivity: A Simplified Guide to Getting More Outcomes from Your Hard Work and Giving Your Hustle a Meaning
Most people overestimate what they can do in a month and underestimate what they can do in an hour.
— Anonymous
Time has wings and it can fly . A second spent wastefully can never be regained, a minute spent wisely is memorable and an hour spent well becomes an history.
— Adewale Osunsakin, Time To Awake Christian Magazine
We were never supposed to worship time like we worship the sun and the light it brings.The only gift that time brings us, as human beings, is a signal that our life here on Earth is not permanent, it is fleeting.
— Courtney Beck, Conversations with Krishna
Time is what we want most, but what we use worst.
— William Penn
Burnout occurs when your body and mind can no longer keep up with the tasks you demand of them. Don’t try to force yourself to do the impossible. Delegate time for important tasks, but always be sure to leave time for relaxation and reflection.
— Del Suggs, Truly Leading: Lessons in Leadership
The hands of the clock are ever in the hands of God. It is arrogant to plan without planning for God.
— David Mathis, Habits of Grace: Enjoying Jesus through the Spiritual Disciplines
Every task that requires completion today, left undone, turns into a double task for tomorrow.
— Sravani Saha Nakhro
Work on Purpose - Play on Purpose -Rest on Purpose -Do not let yourself or anyone else waste your time.
— Izey Victoria Odiase
Do not waste time attempting to make sense out of nonsense.
— Johnnie Dent Jr.
Next time, mind the time! So many people waste their time as if they are so sure of the next time, but no one is all that very sure, with all certainty, of what is in next time! Next time, mind the time!
— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
There will never be a point in my life where it is acceptable to waste time.
— Carlos Wallace, The Other 99 T.Y.M.E.S: Train Your Mind to Enjoy Serenity
Every thought, every action, every statement should have meaning.
— Carlos Wallace, The Other 99 T.Y.M.E.S: Train Your Mind to Enjoy Serenity
I am definitely going to take a course on time management... just as soon as I can work it into my schedule.
— Louis E. Boone
Don’t try to find the time, make the time.
— Ben Tolosa, Masterplan Your Success
Idleness never always means not doing anything at all, for everybody does something each moment of time! It is however also wasting our true, relevant and purposeful time on less purposeful things such that in the end, we only come to a remembrance of not just the true purposeful time we could have used, but also the true and real life we could have lived to leave distinctive footprints with the time we had!
— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
You can’t manage time. You can only manage your life. You can’t strategically plan time, you can only plan your life.
— Farshad Asl, The "No Excuses" Mindset: A Life of Purpose, Passion, and Clarity
The quickest way to run out of time is to think you have enough of it,
— Stewart Stafford
The light of a great man shines for generations to come.
— Auliq-Ice
Lose an hour in the morning and you'll be looking for it all day.
— Irish proverb
We each have 24 hours in a given day
—  how we choose to spend each moment determines how spent we are”! EL
Each delegated task must be both time-consuming and well-defined. If you’re running around like a chicken with its head cut off and assign your VA to do that for you, it doesn’t improve the order of the universe.
— Timothy Ferriss, The 4-Hour Workweek
Some people exert more energy on less important things
—  some people exert less energy on less important things.
People nowadays take time far more seriously than eternity. – Thomas Kelly
— John Ortberg Jr., The Life You've Always Wanted: Spiritual Disciplines for Ordinary People
Irony of the Fact:Half of our time we waste, thinking how to manage our time.
— Sachin Panwar
Every minute we waste in frustration over a task that seems overwhelming is a minute subtracted from the time we've allotted to enjoy life.
— Marc Mancini, Time Management
Don't waste time with people who waste time. Time is precious, fragile as a butterfly wing, meaningful as an orgasm.
— Chloe Thurlow, A Girl's Adventure
When you think about how time is passing, think about how you can use what is passing with time. You can't stop time but you can use or misuse what is passing with time
— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
If something is not a "hell, YEAH!", then it's a "no!
— James Altucher
If you don't steal time, time will loot you.
— Hare Krishna Chandrasekaran
If you fail to treat the current time you have wisely and with care, it’ll judge you tomorrow harshly since it came to you but you mistreated and abused it.
— Assegid Habtewold
The present presses automatically on you. The future does not. To attend to the future requires bandwidth, which scarcity taxes. When scarcity taxes our bandwidth, we become even more focused on the here and now. We need cognitive resources to gauge future needs, and we need executive control to resist present temptations. As it taxes our bandwidth, scarcity focuses on the present, and leads us to borrow.
— Sendhil Mullainathan, Scarcity: Why Having Too Little Means So Much
If you're 5-minutes early, you're late "How to always be on time
— Phillip Gary Smith, HARMONIZING: Keys to Living in the Song of Life
l can't manage time.But I can control my 24 hours to be valuable
— Mohammed Sekouty
The day time will stop moving, had I known and fulfillment will be the clock hands that will show many people the hour that passed and moment in which they are.
— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
You can never lose time and get it back again.
— Kevin Kruse, 15 Secrets Successful People Know About Time Management: The Productivity Habits of 7 Billionaires, 13 Olympic Athletes, 29 Straight-A Students, and 239 Entrepreneurs
You need to start paying other people to do stuff for you even before you feel you are ready.
— Kevin Kruse, 15 Secrets Successful People Know About Time Management: The Productivity Habits of 7 Billionaires, 13 Olympic Athletes, 29 Straight-A Students, and 239 Entrepreneurs
First, be ruthless about your calendar—stick to it, hell or high water but create space for unstructured time as well.
— Arjun Dev Arora
Most try to fight the Truth of Time every day.
— Dave Crenshaw
Hard work is often the easy work you did not do at the proper time.
— Bernard Meltzer
When one faces two ghuls, waste no time wishing for fewer.
— Saladin Ahmed, Throne of the Crescent Moon
uncertainty is a path without an end. He who wants to completely do away with uncertainties before starting a purposeful journey of life shall always end a purposeful journey on the path of uncertainties without beginning any purposeful journey of life
— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
He who knows most grieves most for wasted time.
— Dante Alighieri
no one is absolutely free from the woes of life. Not even the one who thinks he is free from the uncertainties of life. Difficulties, challenges, problems and the puzzles of life are a must meet for all and sundry, be it small or enormous, and they are what separate the rich from the poor, the masters from the servants, the wonder from the wander and the givers from the beggars. Our ability to be firm and overcome the storms of life shall enlighten our light to make us different. In life, you either solve that problem or you always have that problem. People are uncommon because they overcome the common problems with common sense and tenacity. If you live your life without providing a panacea to a problem each day, ponder!
— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
Time doesn't need to be found, it is in plain sight ticking away loudly all the time. How we use it is the only question.
— Don Aslett
The greatest thing that gives me peace about time is knowing that I get to make choices about what I do with it. I also find it amazing that when there is something I really want to do, I find the time for it.
— Sheri Kaye Hoff, Relax Into Inspired Action: Connect the Pieces and Live Fulfilled
Just like us, successful people are also given 24 hours each day. The only differences between them and unsuccessful individuals are their winner mindset and self discipline.
— Kevin J.  Donaldson, 10 Secrets of the New Rich: How To Join The World's New Breed Of Millionaires
The rate of delay is in direct proportion to the urgency of arrival.
— Doug Prebble
As much as I enjoyed yoga courses, it was hard to make time for them. Generally speaking, my work arrangements were flexible, so it was mostly a psychological problem: it was hard to convince myself it was acceptable to go twist my body into knots for two hours when there was work to be done.
— Josh Kaufman, The First 20 Hours: How to Learn Anything...Fast
We have all another or different Life and Free time.Jan Jansen
— Jan Jansen
Don't wait for the perfect moment, take the moment and make it perfect.
— kokonda nikhil kumar
Don't wait for the perfect moment,take the moment and make it perfect.
— Nikhil Kumar
Those who waste time are the people who won the sperm race by mistake.
— PRIYANSHU JOSHI
Time is not money because it never returns.
— Amit Abraham
Time is an illusion, timing is an art.
— Stefan Emunds
Multi-tasking is great in the kitchen when you are trying to time the chicken to be ready at the same time as the potatoes. But do not assume it is a great way to manage a workday.
— Joanne Tombrakos, It Takes An Egg Timer, A Guide to Creating the Time for Your Life
If you have been told that you are late and unreliable more than once, then not only do you lack punctuality, but you also lack decency and seriousness, which is certainly very annoying.
— Auliq Ice
don't ever allocate necessary time for unnecessary things. Understand what time it is to do what it is
— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
There’s never enough time for all the naps you want.
— Carolyn V. Hamilton
The best time management tool is a clearly defined and definite purpose for your life.
— Tom Cunningham
Don't spend time its very precious - utilize it constructively.
— Amit Abraham
The young will not always be young, the famous will not always be relevant, the outspoken will not always have a voice. Make the most of now.
— Olarewaju Oladipo, 3SqMeals Tweets: Not Your Typical Meal - Volume 2
Effective time management is instrumental for economic reformation.
— Sunday Adelaja
We do not have any other time other than today.
— Sunday Adelaja
Time is the only commodity that is irreplaceable: invest it, share it, spend it...but never waste it.
— Tracy Sherwood
No one can save time. It’s not like money. You can’t deposit the time you save into an account and use it later. Time passes. Time is a constantly depleting resource. Once it’s gone, it’s gone, and you will NEVER get it back.
— Gudjon Bergmann, Yes! You Can Manage Stress
We need to learn to protect our time.
— Sunday Adelaja
If you were to gather all the minutes wasted on insignificant, immaterial yik yak spent throughout the day and add them up, how much misspent time do you think you'd have? One hour? Two hours? Consider the sunk cost on that. It's unacceptable. One minute wasted is one minute too much.
— Ari Gold, The Gold Standard: Rules to Rule By
Managing time is an essential part of making life simpler. Time should be valued and treated as the limited resource it is. Through prioritizing and planning, time management becomes an integral part of day to day activities.
— Susan Stovall, Practical Ways to Simplify Your Life
The most important principle in your relationship with time is that time is perishable. No one can save time. It’s not like money. You can’t deposit the time you don’t use into an account and use it later. Time passes. Time is a constantly depleting resource. Once it’s gone, it’s gone, and you will never get it back.
— Gudjon Bergmann, Empowerment Basics
There’s no such thing as ‘not enough time’ out here in the woods. I don’t even have a watch. Time is my own, categorised as nothing more than ‘morning, afternoon, evening and night’.
— Fennel Hudson, A Waterside Year - Fennel's Journal - No. 2
The most powerful word in time management is NO.
— Gudjon Bergmann, Yes! You Can Manage Stress
Procrastination can be overcome with effective time management skills and strategies.
— Robert Moment, How to Stop Procrastinating
Everything is good when it is on time.
— Sunday Adelaja
Essential to time-management is a change in focus, a change from being ‘busy’ to a focus on outcomes
— Tony Buon, The Leadership Coach
Broke people are busy with their time, wherein successful people are productive with their time.
— Vishwas Chavan
You may spend years being somebody to everybody, yet you can't find 60 seconds to be someone to someone else. Find the time today to be somebody's someone.
— Robert J. Braathe
if you rest at work, you will work at rest
— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah, The Untapped Wonderer in You: Dare to Do the Undone
If you wouldn't get up early for it, you shouldn't stay up late to do it.
— Benjamin Lotter
time and attention is just like the check, you do not just issue them to anything or anybody at all
— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
A minute teaches me sixty different ways to think about you.
— Faraaz Kazi, Truly, Madly, Deeply
A timesheet is the budget of time management
— Eddie  de Jong, Time Management for a productive life
It is important to realize that needs and wants will be unique for every person
— Eddie  de Jong, Time Management for a productive life
Bad management on your behalf does not constitute a crises in my life
— Eddie  de Jong, Time Management for a productive life
Although it might be difficult to believe, each interruption involves a choice.
— Eddie  de Jong, Time Management for a productive life
You can change your life to become YOUR life
— Eddie  de Jong, Time Management for a productive life
You can easily have more time available in your life to do what is important to you
— Eddie  de Jong, Time Management for a productive life
How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.
— Eddie  de Jong, Time Management for a productive life
Do you really want to waste your precious time doing things that are neither important nor urgent?
— Eddie  de Jong, Time Management for a productive life
As we don't live in a perfect world, try to spend 80% of your time doing important but not urgent activities
— Eddie  de Jong, Time Management for a productive life
Nothing consumes time like nothing.
— Russell Ackoff
One could say that someone who does nothing but wait is like a glutton whose digestive system processes great masses of food without extracting any useful nourishment. One could go further and say that just as undigested food does not strengthen a man, time spent in waiting does not age him.
— Thomas Mann, The Magic Mountain
Time is a hard-hearted rebel, we cannot fight him or can we beg him to slow down, wait for us or stop, all we have to do is to obey his strict rules, follow him and run, he doesn't get tired, and we musn't get tired too.
— Michael Bassey Johnson
Time is our most valuable nonrenewable resource, and if we want to treat it with respect, we need to set priorities.
— Albert-László Barabási, Bursts: The Hidden Pattern Behind Everything We Do
Time is a created thing. To say, "I don't have time" is like saying "I don't want to.
— Lau-tzu
A key point to bear in mind: The value of attentiveness varies in proportion to its object. You’re better off not giving the small things more time than they deserve.
— Marcus Aurelius, Meditations
Our culture reasons that because we fell there is not enough time, we should increase our pace, multitask, and fit more into our already overbooked days. But even though it is counterintuitive to popular wisdom, perhaps the more effective response to the limits of time is to live more fully in the moment, to savor it and expand it.
— Carrie Newcomer, A Permeable Life: Poems & Essays
You are asking for an extra hour after you have wasted a day.
— gnalluap
Time is priceless gift.Time defined moments.Time lost can not be redefined.May you find the value of time as your greatest wealth.
— Lailah Gifty Akita
Time is an opportunity with every providence of God to reveal His Will.
— JOEL NYARANGI AKOYA
One of the very worst uses of time is to do something very well that need not to be done at all.
— Brian Tracy, Eat That Frog!: 21 Great Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Get More Done in Less Time
A man has no right to occupy another man’s time unnecessarily
— John D. Rockefeller
Every hour you are not going after your passion, making your dreams a reality or defining your purpose is an hour you can't get back. Is what you're doing right now, this day, this moment getting you closer to where you want to be? If not, readjust your focus. It's your future. Go get it!
— Elizabeth Bourgeret
It is not that we have too little time to do all the things we need to do , it is that we feel the need to do too many things in the time we have.
— Gary Keller, The One Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results
Our lives are made up of time, and the quality of our existence depends on our wise use of the moments we are given.
— Alexandra Stoddard, Gift of a Letter: Giving the Gift of Ourselves-- Add Richness and Grace to Your Life Through the Art of Letter-writing
Task switching exacts a cost few realize they are even paying.
— Gary Keller, The One Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results
It's not a good idea to cut back indiscriminately on what you read. The reason is that reading can save you time, because it gives you the opportunity to learn from other people's experience.
— Kathryn Alesandrini, Survive Information Overload: The 7 Best Ways to Manage Your Workload by Seeing the Big Picture
Time is a most versatile resource. It flies, marches on, works wonders, and will tell. It also runs out.
— Kathryn Alesandrini, Survive Information Overload: The 7 Best Ways to Manage Your Workload by Seeing the Big Picture
There is no such thing as time management. There is only the mindset that optimally manages the self and its actions.
— Tony Dovale
He put this engine [a silver pocket watch] into our ears, which made an incessant noise, like that of a water-mill: and we conjecture it is either some unknown animal, or the god that he worships; but we are more inclined to the latter opinion, because he assured us, (if we understood him right, for he expressed himself very imperfectly) that he seldom did any thing without consulting it. He called it his oracle, and said, it pointed out the time for every action of his life.
— Jonathan Swift, Gulliver's Travels
Time is not waiting for you 
—  be wise on time spending because time is money .
TIME: Today Is My Everything
— Richie Norton
The Bible says we're to be moderate in all things. It's good to help others but not at the expense of your own family.
— Lori Copeland, Unwrapping Christmas
Despite wearing a Rolex, I have no time.
— Faraaz Kazi
Time: no start no end, the most powerful force in nature, killing more people than 100 atomic bombs, generating thoughts & ideas. Devil&Good
— Rossana Condoleo
No time for anything, little time for everything
— Sonya Withrow
The secret to your future is hidden in your daily routine. You have to be self—disciplined to spend your time wisely.
— Michelle    Moore, Selling Simplified
Forget physics, forget organic chem, forget reading James Joyce's Ulysses - organizing your time is one of the biggest challenges you'll face in your academic career.
— Stefanie Weisman, The Secrets of Top Students: Tips, Tools, and Techniques for Acing High School and College
Fast car . . . You can drive anywhere in just a few minutes and time becomes just another thing we take advantage of never appreciating each moment that passes as a blessing from God.
— Sarah Price, Fields of Corn
Once upon a time, time was in the hands of the poor. Those who sensibly, reasonably, and firmly held it. Extravagance is only today and tomorrow.
— Mona Adnan
It’s not about having enough time, it’s about makingenough time.
— Rachael Bermingham
Until we can manage time, we can manage nothing else.
— Peter F. Drucker
Time equals life; therefore, waste your time and waste of your life, or master your time and master your life.
— Alan Lakein
How long will you wait for the right time to come? The right time is now and the right place is here.
— J.P. Vaswani
Your Purpose Should Dictate How You Spend Your Time
— Brenda Johnson Padgitt
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I did not take off our clothes, and did not enter you, and did not touch you. However, we practice love.
— باولو كويلو, Eleven Minutes
Facts are stubborn things, but statistics are pliable.
— Mark Twain
You can spend your whole life building a wall of facts between you and anything real.
— Chuck Palahniuk
So you have to accept facts as fact.
— Ai Yazawa
Beyond the obvious facts that he has at some time done manual labour, that he takes snuff, that he is a Freemason, that he has been in China, and that he has done a considerable amount of writing lately, I can deduce nothing else.
— Arthur Conan Doyle, The Red Headed League
Facts are facts and will not disappear on account of your likes.
— Jawaharlal Nehru
The facts are always less than what really happened.
— Nadine Gordimer
There's nothing more stubborn than a fact. That is why you hate them so much. They offend you.
— Tom Rob Smith, Child 44
I am not one of those who in expressing opinions confine themselves to facts.
— Mark Twain, What Is Man?
Her mind was an hotel where facts came and went like transient lodgers, without leaving their address behind, and frequently without paying for their board.
— Edith Wharton, Xingu and other Stories
Facts must be faced. Vegetables simply don't taste as good as most other things do.
— Peg Bracken, The Compleat I Hate to Cook Book
If you’re purely after facts, please buy yourself the phone directory of Manhattan. It has four million times correct facts. But it doesn’t illuminate.
— Werner Herzog
Sit down before fact with an open mind. Be prepared to give up every preconceived notion. Follow humbly wherever and to whatever abyss Nature leads or you learn nothing. Don’t push out figures when facts are going in the opposite direction.
— Hyman G. Rickover
Lord Peter Wimsey: Facts, Bunter, must have facts. When I was a small boy, I always hated facts. Thought they were nasty, hard things, all nobs. Mervyn Bunter: Yes, my lord. My old mother always used to say... Lord Peter Wimsey: Your mother, Bunter? Oh, I never knew you had one. I always thought you just sort of came along already-made, so it were. Oh, excuse me. How infernally rude of me. Beg pardon, I'm sure. Mervyn Bunter: That's all right, my lord. Lord Peter Wimsey: Thank you. Mervyn Bunter: Yes indeed, I was one of seven. Lord Peter Wimsey: That is pure invention, Bunter, I know better. You are unique. But you were going to tell me about your mater. Mervyn Bunter: Oh yes, my lord. My old mother always used to say that facts are like cows. If you stare them in the face hard enough, and they generally run away. Lord Peter Wimsey: By Jove, that's courageous, Bunter. What a splendid person she must be. Mervyn Bunter: I think so, my lord.
— Dorothy L. Sayers, Clouds of Witness
The way to do research is to attack the facts at the point of greatest astonishment.
— Celia Green
Mathias shrugged. After all, a criminal lawyer is not concerned with facts. He is concerned with probabilities. It is the novelist who is concerned with facts, whose job it is to say what a particular man did do on a particular occasion: the lawyer does not, cannot be expected to go further than show what the ordinary man would be most likely to do under presumed circumstances.
— Richard Hughes, A High Wind in Jamaica
He had a respect for facts maybe this was one.
— Anne Carson, Autobiography of Red
There is a point when a personal opinion shades off into an error of fact.
— Gene Siskel
everyday is a holiday somewhere in the world
— Anjaani
Whatever happens right now, it has to happen.
— Jayson Engay
Help yourself before you help others.
— Jayson Engay
These were the facts. Facts were important. They separated fiction from reality, the tawdry world of Mike Longshott from the concrete spaces of Joe's world.
— Lavie Tidhar, Osama
I'm sure there's some hexplanation. Within every beast there's always some beauty! It's not fair to assume that anyone is bad before we all know the facts. Maybe it's just a misunderstanding and there is no bad beast at The End of this story. But the only way we're ever-after going to find out is by getting to the bottom of this!
— Perdita Finn, Ever After High: Once Upon a Twist: Rosabella and the Three Bears
Some things never change
— Jeffrey Archer, Mightier Than the Sword
Men often fall in love at first sight
— Jeffrey Archer, This Was a Man
A mass of Latin words falls upon the facts like soft snow, blurring the outlines and covering up the details...
— George Orwell, Politics and the English Language
•	Scientific and medical studies, research or evidence is either distorted and misrepresented, or disputed or outright ignored by opponents whose views are threatened by the facts, in public shows of articles, statements, websites and even legislation. Scientific facts are ignored or dismissed as being ‘a liberal agenda’ or ‘merely propaganda’.
— Christina Engela, The Pink Community - The Facts
Our head is designed to broaden our capability of analyzing facts, events and draw the right conclusions
— Sunday Adelaja
I like facts... but sometimes too much of it... just puts limits in your head.
— Deyth Banger, Notes Of A Dead Man Sequel
Don’t conclude so fast, you may never know what is behind the fact you know!
— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
Facts and truth really don’t have much to do with each other.
— William Faulkner
Turns out all it takes to bring enemies to peace is a bigger enemy.
— Soman Chainani, The School for Good and Evil Series Box Set: Books 1-3
Dodd acknowledged Congress's reluctance to become entangled abroad but added, "I do, however, think facts count; even if we hate them.
— Erik Larson
Love comes with faith.
— Jayson Engay
Have a seat with me,” Caine said, hopping down from the wall. “How have you been, Taylor?”“Life’s one big party,” she said.He laughed appreciatively at her joke. “Things must be pretty bad for Edilio to send for me, huh?”“Things are always pretty bad,” she said. “We’re at a new level of bad. I saw those bugs.”Caine mustered all his sincerity. “I have to go and fight these creatures. But I don’t know much about them.”Taylor told him what she knew. Caine felt some of his confidence drain away as she laid out the facts in gruesome detail and with complete conviction.“Well, this should be fun,” Diana said dryly. “I’m so glad we came back.
— Michael  Grant, Plague
The Kerguelen Islands in the southern Indian Ocean are a six-day boat ride from Madagascar, and their only inhabitants are French scientists.
— Cary McNeal, Are You Sh*tting Me?: 1,004 Facts That Will Scare the Crap Out of You
It's nice to believe that when confronted with facts people will just suddenly respond to them but, in fact, most people don't really work like that.
— Jonathan Safran Foer
The story unfolded quickly as I typed, in a way I was becoming familiar with. There was something about putting the truth on paper, bringing facts into the light of day where everyone could look at them, that made my fingers move faster -- it was becoming one of my favorite sensations on earth.
— Gwenda Bond, Double Down
The idea of “art for art’s sake” is a recent Western cultural phenomenon that in some ways both distracts and diminishes the reality of human creative expressions. If we define art broadly, then it permeates virtually every aspect of our lives. All of us search for and attempt to create that which is aesthetically pleasing; thus, we are all “artists.
— James Peoples, Humanity: An Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
China uses about half of the world’s cement for its new roads and buildings.According to the World Bank in 2007, China had 16 of the world’s 20 most polluted cities.One day in January 2013, the air pollution index in Beijing was 755—measured on a scale of 0 to 500!In late 2012, 16,000 dead pigs were found floating in the river that supplies water toShanghai, the PRC’s largest city. For 2010, a ministry of the Chinese government estimated the monetary cost of the environmental damage caused by rapid industrialization at $230 billion, which is 3.5 percent of China’s gross domestic product.Air pollution from Chinese factories wafts over to the Koreas and Japan. Sometimes, upper atmospheric winds carry the sulphur dioxide from China’s coal-burning clear over to North America’s west coast.
— James Peoples, Humanity: An Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
In Japan:The shortage of wives for farmers became a rural crisis. In one village in the late 1980s, of unmarried persons between ages 25 and 39, 120 were men and only 31 were women, a ratio of 4:1. Some Japanese villages organized to find wives for their bachelors. One mountain village placed newspaper ads, promising free winter skiing vacations to all young women who visited and agreed to meet its men. Over a fiveyear period, 300 women responded, but none became wives of a villageman. In another mountain village of 7,000, there were three bachelors for every unmarried woman, so the local government became a marriage agent. It brought in 22 women from the Philippines, South Korea, Thailand, and other Asian countries to marry its men, many in their 40s and 50s. Some marriages endured, but others ended in divorce because of the labor demands of farm life, the burden wives bore in caring for their husband’s elderly parents, and cultural differences. Small businesses developed that offered counseling services for bicultural couples and served as marriage brokers to match Japanese men with foreign women. Even today, many Japanese farm men remain bachelors. Farming in Japan is now primarily a part-time occupation—farmers find off-season jobs in construction or other tasks, unable to make an acceptable living even with government subsidies. And farming is now largely performed by older persons. For example, in one important rice-growing area, between 1980 and 2003, the number of people making most of their money from farming fell by 56 percent, and the number of people between ages 15 and 59 fell by 83 percent. There was one increase, though: there were 600 more farmers older than 70 in 2003 than in 1980.
— James Peoples, Humanity: An Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Truth is always a factual right...It is not always an absolute right...
— Swaran Jaggi
Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts.
— Patrick Moynahan
At the very best there are two major problems with ideology. The first is that it does not represent or conform to or even address reality. It is a straight-edge ruler in a fractal universe. And the second is that it inspires in its believers the notion that the fault here lies with miscreant fact, which should therefore be conformed to the requirements of theory by all means necessary.
— Marilynne Robinson, When I Was a Child I Read Books
You can't achieve the dream if you're pleasing the team
— Bandile M Matsenjwa
When it comes to scary business, I believe that forewarned is forearmed.
— Cary McNeal, Are You Sh*tting Me?: 1,004 Facts That Will Scare the Crap Out of You
In the Middle Ages, bloodletting was often performed by barbers, which is why the traditional barber’s pole—like the bloody towels that once hung outside barber shops—is colored red and white.
— Cary McNeal, Are You Sh*tting Me?: 1,004 Facts That Will Scare the Crap Out of You
The Japanese island of Okunoshima, also called “Rabbit Island” after the many furry inhabitants who live there, was once home to Japan’s poison gas factories. The rabbits are descendants of ones used for chemical testing during World War II.
— Cary McNeal, Are You Sh*tting Me?: 1,004 Facts That Will Scare the Crap Out of You
The most isolated inhabited island in the world is Tristan da Cunha, an active volcano located in the middle of the south Atlantic Ocean 1,242 miles (2,000 kilometers) from the nearest land. Tristan da Cunha is Portuguese for “Where the fuck are we?!
— Cary McNeal, Are You Sh*tting Me?: 1,004 Facts That Will Scare the Crap Out of You
You know the facts about me about which even i am unknown...
— shivangi lavaniya
Hey, slow down... please speak clearly and understandable on the topic what happen!
— Deyth Banger
Facts and Facts, very useful once out there and there!
— Deyth Banger
If you think that's gross... check out what I found on FACT Verse called "11 Disgusting Foods That People Actually Eat"... WOw!
— Deyth Banger
2 + 2 equal 4... so far I don't think it will change to 5 or 6, it's near to fact, but the probability of the ability... equals not a fact!
— Deyth Banger
Facts give way when faith is activated.
— TemitOpe Ibrahim
Fact is is always truth but truth is not always fact
— Bangambiki Habyarimana, The Great Pearl of Wisdom
Facts which were new to me were daily presenting themselves to my mind.
— Noah Webster
You look especially beautiful this morning, Monza."That brought a smile to the corner of her mouth. The corner he couldn't see. "Well. Facts are facts.
— Joe Abercrombie, Best Served Cold