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Proverbs 6:10

Small delays add up to big losses. The habit of 'just a little more' robs us of time, opportunity, and fruitfulness.

Memory phrase: Do not put off what can be done now.

Talk about it: What do you say to yourself when you do not want to do something? Is it usually true?

Prayer: God, help me stop making excuses. Help me get up and do what I need to do today.

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