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Henry David Thoreau

"I believe that the mind can be permanently profaned by the habit of attending to trivial things."

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"Nothing worthwhile ever came from divided attention."

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"When you frequently invest your time and energy in your own business, the need to mind other people's business would become a stranger in your thoughts."

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"Stop judging and minding other people's business. Focus on shaping your life to align with your true destiny. There is always some flaws that need to be fixed in our various lives."

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"Stay focused, leave everything and do something."

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"When you are good at despising little things, you are likely to throw away the tiny match stick that has the potential of putting the entire forest on fire! Little things do carry heavy potentials!"

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"I have discovered that you will achieve nothing if you pursue everything. Be specific and stay focused."

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"To become a king of that territory, you must not allow any of your time pass without converting it into building your skills in that area of life."

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"Focus on what lies ahead."

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"Everything you need comes into focus when you abandon the unneeded."

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"Focus on your strength and maximum its potential."

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