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Monday, February 19, 2024 What you can when you can You don’t have enough time to get it all done. But you always have enough time to do what you can. The clock is ticking. But then, it always is. You can fret and complain about your limited amount of time. But that will drain even more time away. Instead, go ahead and do just a little bit of what needs doing. And although it might only be a fraction, it’s a whole lot better than nothing. Then eventually you’ll have a little more time. With that time you can do a little more, and even more with the time that will surely come later. And you’ll discover that by doing what you can when you can, something amazing will happen. You’ll get it all done. — Ralph Marston

Monday, February 19, 2024 What you can when you can You don’t have enough time to get it all done. But you always have enough time to do what you can. The clock is ticking. But then, it always is. You can fret and complain about your limited amount of time. But that will drain even more time away. Instead, go ahead and do just a little bit of what needs doing. And although it might only be a fraction, it’s a whole lot better than nothing. Then eventually you’ll have a little more time. With that time you can do a little more, and even more with the time that will surely come later. And you’ll discover that by doing what you can when you can, something amazing will happen. You’ll get it all done. — Ralph Marston

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