To arrange time reasonably is to save time. — Francis Bacon
Spring does not stay for us, do not blame the East Wind for being cruel. — Shakespeare
He who abandons today will have no tomorrow; and yesterday is nothing but flowing water. — John Locke
He who wastes time, time wastes him. — Shakespeare
All savings, in the final analysis, are savings of time. — Karl Marx
Using time is an extremely high law. — Friedrich Engels
To arrange time reasonably is to save time. — Francis Bacon
Never leave that to another day which ought to be done today. — Goethe
What you do today, if not done, is still delayed even if you do it early tomorrow. — Pestalozzi
To waste time is a great sin. — Rousseau
Do you love life? Then do not waste time, for time is the stuff of which life is made. — Benjamin Franklin
Live each day as if it were the last day of your life. — Helen Keller
Delay and procrastination, the days are few; come, kiss me, fair maid, the grass withers, the willow droops, youth passes away. — Shakespeare
The ordinary man thinks only of how to pass his time; the man of genius tries to utilize it. — Schopenhauer
The Golden Age is before us, not behind us. — Mark Twain
Life is short, and if we waste it, then a short life is too long. — Shakespeare
So long as we make good use of time, we never want it. — Goethe
However ravening time may devour everything, we must strive to gain our reputation while we yet have breath, so that the scythe of time may not harm us. — Shakespeare
Do not sigh over the past, for it will not return; wisely improve the present. With resolute and fearless will, venture into the obscure future. — Longfellow
Do not sigh for the years that have faded away; you must face the fleeting moments directly. — Brecht
He who dares to waste even an hour of time does not yet understand the full value of life. — Darwin
The day to come is longer than the year that has passed. — Forster
Many a little makes a mickle. Though seconds are short, they constitute the great ages in the eternal river. — Fletcher
If we are to live, we must build for ourselves a clock filled with feeling, thought, and action, to replace this dry, monotonous time that kills the soul with melancholy, taps coldly, and carries a tone of blame. — Gorky
The way to accomplish work is to cherish every minute. — Darwin
