Divya ChawlaYou can Save Time with Writing but you can Save a Life by Reading.
About This Quote
When we have a lot of things to do and a lot of things that need to be done, we often find it hard to prioritize what needs to be done first. We might be tempted to just do the easy tasks first, but those easy tasks might not be the most important. In those instances, we need to have a system that helps us prioritize our work. The key is to make sure we finish the easy tasks and then move on to the hard ones.
This quote suggests that writing needs to take place before you can save time. By doing this, you'll manage your time effectively and save lives by making sure you're doing what's most important.
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