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In der Zukunft Leben vs in der Gegenwart Handeln

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First published at 14:39 UTC on August 5th, 2019.

Bernhard Everett

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Vor kurzem habe ich ein Zitat gehört ("Keep them focused on the future, because you can only act in the present") das für mich momentan bedeutungsvoll ist.
Hier sind meine überlegungen über dieses Zitat im Zusammenhang mit meinen Lieblingszeilen aus meinem Lieblingsgedicht; "If" by Rudyard Kipling.

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