The document contains 20 quotes from various notable figures on topics such as the importance of self-control, work-life balance, forgiveness, success through one's own efforts, leadership, wisdom, progress, attention, history, debt, wealth, character development, and charity. The quotes are presented as "Forbes Thoughts of the Day" without additional context or analysis.
The document contains 20 quotes from various notable figures on topics such as the importance of self-control, work-life balance, forgiveness, success through one's own efforts, leadership, wisdom, progress, attention, history, debt, wealth, character development, and charity. The quotes are presented as "Forbes Thoughts of the Day" without additional context or analysis.
The document contains 20 quotes from various notable figures on topics such as the importance of self-control, work-life balance, forgiveness, success through one's own efforts, leadership, wisdom, progress, attention, history, debt, wealth, character development, and charity. The quotes are presented as "Forbes Thoughts of the Day" without additional context or analysis.
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