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Our permanent address is tommorrow.
Marshall Mcluhan
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What this quote means

The quote suggests that our focus should be on the future, as it shapes our reality and opportunities.

Marshall McLuhan's quote 'Our permanent address is tomorrow' emphasizes the importance of looking ahead and preparing for the future rather than being solely anchored in the present. It suggests that our identity and purpose are continually evolving as we move towards what we can achieve in the coming days, encouraging a mindset that embraces change and forward-thinking.

Themes

FutureChangePreparationIdentityOpportunity

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Example use cases

This quote can be shared during a motivational speech about embracing change and looking forward.

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