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Feb 5 • 22:43 UTC • 🇦🇷 Argentina • Clarin (ES)

What does Seneca's stoic phrase mean: "The greatest hindrance in life is waiting for tomorrow and losing today"

The article explores the modern psychological phenomenon of procrastination, highlighting how the expectation of future opportunities can lead to neglecting present tasks and goals.

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