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“GODMAN QUOTES 5 ***Overdue*** It’s too late to cry over what you can’t undo. At the right time apply the right knowledge to get the right result. Against the odds is the chance of hitting the target at the right time. Behind the right time is the wrong moment. You need to know the right path to walk in the right direction. Against time…you may hit the right target. When time is overdue, you have failed to act at the right time. It’s a wrong timing not to act at the right time. What is done without time fails many times. The right time to act is the best time to do something.”

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