Quotes About Punctuality

Lose an hour in the morning and you'll be all day

On a larger cultural level, where we live also determines our timeliness. For example, in Australia, you can be assured that your guests will show up thirty minutes late, often with friends in tow that they haven't told you about. In Switzerland, guests are always on time, and if they plan on being five minutes late, they will let you know. Japanese guests will show up a half hour before they are supposed to, and in Israel, they will be forty-five minutes late. Our

Tardiness was the greatest insult of them all; arrangements were made to suit those concerned – it was the height of rudeness to overlook other people's needs.

The trouble with bein early is that nobody's there 2 appreciate it but then again if ur late everyone's there 2 be unappreciative

The trouble with being punctual is that nobody's there to appreciate it.

After industry and frugality, nothing contributes more to the raising of a young man in the world than punctuality and justice in all his dealings;

Successful people are obsessed with the idea that they are always late.

There is something about African time that even the Swiss find a challenge.

Time is everything. Speed is of the essence.

We are all late all the time even though we know the time better than ever before.

It always gets late with you. - Is that a compliment?

The Devil never shows up on time for his own staff meetings, preferring instead to make everyone else stew and wait. Sometimes it's a few minutes, sometimes a few weeks. It can get pretty ugly. Considering

Early people are anxious, on-time people are obsessive compulsive, and late people are hostile, or passively-aggressively hostile.

Oscar Wilde es mi héroe en lo referente al tiempo. Él siempre era impuntual. Una vez, cuando llegó excepcionalmente tarde a una cena, la anfitriona señaló enfadada el reloj de la pared y dijo: «Señor Wilde, ¿es consciente de la hora que es?». Y él contestó: «Querida señora, le ruego que me diga cómo puede saber esa dichosa maquinita qué está haciendo el gran sol dorado».

He hated being late, always felt it was a sign of rudeness, as if you were making the statement, my time's more important than yours, so I can keep you waiting . . .