Phillips Brooks: Routine is a terrible master, but she is a servant whom we can hardly do…
Routine is a terrible master, but she is a servant whom we can hardly do without. Routine as a law is deadly. Routine as a resource in the temporary exhaustion of impulse and suggestion is often our salvation.
In today’s wordsRoutine is a terrible master but a servant we can hardly do without. As a law it's deadly. As a resource when inspiration runs out, it's often our salvation.
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