John Paul IIThe future starts today, not tomorrow.
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The future is a concept that lies ahead of us. We can only know what the future is going to be if we look into it. When we look into the future, then we can see all of the possibilities and what might happen. Therefore, what we do today affects the future. We have to pay attention to the things that happen every day and know how to react to them.
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