William Penn: Love, therefore, labor; if thou shouldst not want it for food, thou mayest for…
Love, therefore, labor; if thou shouldst not want it for food, thou mayest for physic. It is wholesome to the body and good for the mind; it prevents the fruit of idleness.
In today’s wordsLove work. If you don't need it for food, you may need it for your health. It's good for the body and the mind, and it keeps idleness from bearing its bad fruit.
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- God has given you a spirit of self-discipline so that what God intended for you to become great at, becomes instinctive.
- All personal greatness lies beyond the normal self. The desire to be the best you that you can be—along with daily disciplines and long-term commitment—will awaken potential greatness and produce GREATNESS results.
- Your level of greatness is attached to the greatness of your habits.
- LeaderTip of the day #48: Self-Discipline opens the door to Self-Discovery which breeds Self-Confidence which develops Self-Competence = Self-Mastery!
- Enjoy present pleasures in such a way as not to injure future ones.
- Hard work compounds like interest, and the earlier you do it, the more time you have for the benefits to pay off.