Accept the past for what it was. Acknowledge the present for what it is. Anticipate the future for what it can become.
Offers a framework for viewing past, present, and future rightly.
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— Charles Francis Adams
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— Tony Evans
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— Unknown
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— Unknown
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— Jim Rohn
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— Tony Evans
