"Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Something may occur to make you regret your premature action"
- Aaron Burr
About this Quote
In this quote, Aaron Burr is warning versus hurrying into action and encourages to postpone jobs up until the next day. He believes that there is a possibility of regretting rash choices made in the present moment. By saying "never ever do today what you can do tomorrow," Burr is stressing the importance of requiring time to believe things through and not acting impulsively. He believes that by waiting until the next day, one may have a clearer viewpoint and avoid making errors that could result in regret. This quote works as a tip to be patient and thoughtful in decision-making, rather than acting upon impulse.
This quote is written / told by Aaron Burr between February 6, 1756 and September 14, 1836. He was a famous Politician from USA.
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