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A Little Sleep, A Little Slumber: Lessons On Diligence And Success
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Laziness some times disguised... like I need to rest, I can't kill my self, whatever will be,will be... gradually eating your most precious time
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57 days agoThe timeless phrase “a little sleep, a little slumber” comes from the ancient wisdom literature of Proverbs. Though short and simple, these words carry a deep message about the dangers of laziness, procrastination, and neglecting responsibility. In today’s fast-paced world, the reminder is just as relevant as ever.
The phrase is often quoted to warn against complacency. It suggests that small habits of idleness—like oversleeping, delaying tasks, or ignoring duties—can gradually lead to poverty, failure, and missed opportunities. It’s not condemning rest itself, but the tendency to let comfort overshadow discipline.
In modern terms, it’s about how small acts of procrastination accumulate. Choosing Netflix over finishing an assignment, may feel harmless in the moment but overtime it has its own unwanted effects.
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