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What is the speaker's attitude towards the current day?
What is the speaker's attitude towards the current day?
- Fearful, as they're unsure of the future
- Anxious, as they have a lot to accomplish
- Appreciative, as if it's their last day (correct)
- Indifferent, as it's just another day
According to the speaker, what will they do with every minute of the day?
According to the speaker, what will they do with every minute of the day?
- Count down till the day ends
- Savor its taste and give thanks (correct)
- Waste it on unnecessary tasks
- Take a break and relax
Why does the speaker want to make the most of this day?
Why does the speaker want to make the most of this day?
- Because they're feeling lazy
- Because they want to make it their greatest day (correct)
- Because they're afraid of tomorrow
- Because they want to earn more gold
If the speaker survives this day, what will they do afterwards?
If the speaker survives this day, what will they do afterwards?
What is the speaker's motivation for working harder than ever before?
What is the speaker's motivation for working harder than ever before?
What is the main theme of the chapter?
What is the main theme of the chapter?
What is the author's attitude towards yesterday's mistakes?
What is the author's attitude towards yesterday's mistakes?
What is the author's perspective on tomorrow?
What is the author's perspective on tomorrow?
What does the author compare the hours of the day to?
What does the author compare the hours of the day to?
What is the author's attitude towards procrastination?
What is the author's attitude towards procrastination?
What is the author's view on the importance of relationships?
What is the author's view on the importance of relationships?
What is the author's motivation for living each day as if it is his last?
What is the author's motivation for living each day as if it is his last?
What is the author's view on idleness?
What is the author's view on idleness?
What is the author's perspective on time?
What is the author's perspective on time?
What is the author's goal for the day?
What is the author's goal for the day?
I will live this day as if it is my ______
I will live this day as if it is my ______
I will make the best ______ of my life
I will make the best ______ of my life
I will drink every ______ to its full
I will drink every ______ to its full
I will labor harder than ever before and push my ______ until they cry for Relief
I will labor harder than ever before and push my ______ until they cry for Relief
Each ______ of today will be more fruitful than hours of yesterday
Each ______ of today will be more fruitful than hours of yesterday
I will live this day as if it is my ______
I will live this day as if it is my ______
I will not waste a moment mourning ______'s misfortunes
I will not waste a moment mourning ______'s misfortunes
Can I ______ yesterday's wounds and make them whole?
Can I ______ yesterday's wounds and make them whole?
I will think of ______ no more
I will think of ______ no more
I will live this day as if it is my ______ and what shall I do with this ______ precious day which remains in my keeping
I will live this day as if it is my ______ and what shall I do with this ______ precious day which remains in my keeping
Can I call back ______'s evil that was spoken?
Can I call back ______'s evil that was spoken?
I will not think of ______ neither will I think of ______
I will not think of ______ neither will I think of ______
Why should I throw now after ______?
Why should I throw now after ______?
I will greet this ______ with cries of joy
I will greet this ______ with cries of joy
Today I am indeed a ______ man
Today I am indeed a ______ man
The speaker is worried about having nothing to give tomorrow.
The speaker is worried about having nothing to give tomorrow.
The speaker wants to make today a normal day.
The speaker wants to make today a normal day.
The speaker will take it easy today and not work hard.
The speaker will take it easy today and not work hard.
The speaker is happy with their accomplishments so far.
The speaker is happy with their accomplishments so far.
The speaker is grateful for the day they are living.
The speaker is grateful for the day they are living.
The speaker is concerned about the mistakes of yesterday.
The speaker is concerned about the mistakes of yesterday.
The speaker believes that tomorrow's events can be influenced by today's actions.
The speaker believes that tomorrow's events can be influenced by today's actions.
The speaker compares the hours of the day to a measurement of time.
The speaker compares the hours of the day to a measurement of time.
The speaker will think of yesterday and tomorrow when making decisions today.
The speaker will think of yesterday and tomorrow when making decisions today.
The speaker believes that idleness is a sign of love and greatness.
The speaker believes that idleness is a sign of love and greatness.
The speaker will waste a moment mourning yesterday's defeats.
The speaker will waste a moment mourning yesterday's defeats.
The speaker believes that they can relive the errors of yesterday and write them.
The speaker believes that they can relive the errors of yesterday and write them.
The speaker will live today as if it is their first day.
The speaker will live today as if it is their first day.
The speaker will not cherish each hour of the day.
The speaker will not cherish each hour of the day.
The speaker will avoid procrastination with fury.
The speaker will avoid procrastination with fury.
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Study Notes
Living Each Day as if it's the Last
- The author emphasizes the importance of living each day as if it's the last, without worrying about yesterday's mistakes or tomorrow's uncertainties.
- Yesterday's experiences are buried forever, and it's pointless to dwell on them or try to relive them.
- Similarly, tomorrow's events are unknown and may never come to pass, so it's futile to worry about them.
Focus on the Present
- The present day is all that matters, and its hours are the only eternity.
- Each minute of the day is precious and should be cherished, as it can never be retrieved.
- The author greets the sunrise with joy, gratitude, and thanks for the gift of a new day.
Making the Most of the Day
- The author realizes that today's hours are a bonus, undeserved, and that others who were better than him have departed.
- This realization motivates him to make the most of the day, to become the best version of himself, and to achieve his purpose.
- He vows to live this day as if it's his last, making every hour count, and trading every minute for something of value.
Avoiding Time-Wasters
- The author identifies procrastination, doubt, and fear as killers of time and resolves to avoid them with fury.
- He will not court idleness, as it would steal from those he loves, and instead, focus on fulfilling his duties and living with love and greatness.
Prioritizing Relationships and Work
- Today, the author will prioritize his relationships, fondle his children, embrace his woman, and lift up a friend in need, as tomorrow may be too late.
- He will give himself in sacrifice and work today, as tomorrow he may have nothing to give and no one to receive.
- He will labor harder than ever before, sell more goods, earn more gold, and make every minute fruitful.
The Ultimate Goal
- The author's ultimate goal is to make this day the best day of his life, his greatest monument.
- If it's his last day, he will make it count, and if it's not, he will fall to his knees and give thanks.
Living Each Day as if it's the Last
- The author emphasizes the importance of living each day as if it's the last, without worrying about yesterday's mistakes or tomorrow's uncertainties.
- Yesterday's experiences are buried forever, and it's pointless to dwell on them or try to relive them.
- Similarly, tomorrow's events are unknown and may never come to pass, so it's futile to worry about them.
Focus on the Present
- The present day is all that matters, and its hours are the only eternity.
- Each minute of the day is precious and should be cherished, as it can never be retrieved.
- The author greets the sunrise with joy, gratitude, and thanks for the gift of a new day.
Making the Most of the Day
- The author realizes that today's hours are a bonus, undeserved, and that others who were better than him have departed.
- This realization motivates him to make the most of the day, to become the best version of himself, and to achieve his purpose.
- He vows to live this day as if it's his last, making every hour count, and trading every minute for something of value.
Avoiding Time-Wasters
- The author identifies procrastination, doubt, and fear as killers of time and resolves to avoid them with fury.
- He will not court idleness, as it would steal from those he loves, and instead, focus on fulfilling his duties and living with love and greatness.
Prioritizing Relationships and Work
- Today, the author will prioritize his relationships, fondle his children, embrace his woman, and lift up a friend in need, as tomorrow may be too late.
- He will give himself in sacrifice and work today, as tomorrow he may have nothing to give and no one to receive.
- He will labor harder than ever before, sell more goods, earn more gold, and make every minute fruitful.
The Ultimate Goal
- The author's ultimate goal is to make this day the best day of his life, his greatest monument.
- If it's his last day, he will make it count, and if it's not, he will fall to his knees and give thanks.
Living Each Day as if it's the Last
- The author emphasizes the importance of living each day as if it's the last, without worrying about yesterday's mistakes or tomorrow's uncertainties.
- Yesterday's experiences are buried forever, and it's pointless to dwell on them or try to relive them.
- Similarly, tomorrow's events are unknown and may never come to pass, so it's futile to worry about them.
Focus on the Present
- The present day is all that matters, and its hours are the only eternity.
- Each minute of the day is precious and should be cherished, as it can never be retrieved.
- The author greets the sunrise with joy, gratitude, and thanks for the gift of a new day.
Making the Most of the Day
- The author realizes that today's hours are a bonus, undeserved, and that others who were better than him have departed.
- This realization motivates him to make the most of the day, to become the best version of himself, and to achieve his purpose.
- He vows to live this day as if it's his last, making every hour count, and trading every minute for something of value.
Avoiding Time-Wasters
- The author identifies procrastination, doubt, and fear as killers of time and resolves to avoid them with fury.
- He will not court idleness, as it would steal from those he loves, and instead, focus on fulfilling his duties and living with love and greatness.
Prioritizing Relationships and Work
- Today, the author will prioritize his relationships, fondle his children, embrace his woman, and lift up a friend in need, as tomorrow may be too late.
- He will give himself in sacrifice and work today, as tomorrow he may have nothing to give and no one to receive.
- He will labor harder than ever before, sell more goods, earn more gold, and make every minute fruitful.
The Ultimate Goal
- The author's ultimate goal is to make this day the best day of his life, his greatest monument.
- If it's his last day, he will make it count, and if it's not, he will fall to his knees and give thanks.
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