“What we do today, is what we get tomorrow”
Nelson Itodo (2001) Nigerian Entrepreneur
Source: https://twitter.com/nelsonitodo/status/1406659876693098496?s=19
“Today we love what tomorrow we hate,
today we seek what tomorrow we shun,
today we desire what tomorrow we fear,
nay, even tremble at the apprehensions of.”
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