Here's a good phrase for you to jot down: wherever you are, be there! Be there to absorb it. Take a picture if you can. Take pictures in your mind; let your soul and heart take pictures. Get it, capture it, absorb it. And don't be casual in getting it. Casualness leads to casualties.Jim Rohn
About This Quote
This statement by Ralph Waldo Emerson is a great reminder for everyone, especially those who are not able to be always available to others. It’s not easy to be the one who is always there for others, but that is one of life’s greatest responsibilities.
Source: Leading An Inspired Life
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