A note from Daniel

Focus on Your Main Duty There is a time and place for diversion and amuse-ments, but you should never allow them to override your true purposes. If you were on a voyage and the ship anchored in a harbor, you might go ashore for water and happen to pick up a shellfish or a plant. But be careful; listen for the call of the captain. Keep your attention directed at the ship. Getting distracted by trifles is the easiest thing in the world. Should the captain call, you must be ready to leave those distractions and come running, without even looking back. If you are old, do not go far from the ship or you might fail to appear when you are called for.

Daniel Drive, page 108 · June 15, 2023 Save to shelf
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