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    Procrastination pays off on occasion, as long as it is for a valid reason. Whether its paying a bill closer to the due date or calling someone back a few hours later, prioritizing your time affords you distinct advantages. However, this is not a license to behave irresponsibly now, as much as it is about giving you more minutes on the clock. People will appreciate your intentions or ignore them; either way, it requires energy to interact with others. More than money, time is beyond price. Your values are most accurately expressed from within. Get Your Complete Cosmic Profile
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