As writer Robert Ringer said: "Without action, all is empty talk." No matter how perfect the plan or how firm the belief, if not put into practice, it cannot reach the shore of success.
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Franklin cultivated virtues through systematic practice and designed a self-scoring sheet, recording daily, in order to internalize virtues into habits.
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He used the time from 5 to 7 in the morning for personal reflection, prayer, planning, and learning, followed by breakfast. From 8 am to 12 pm, he was fully dedicated to work, while the midday was used for reading, checking accounts, and dining.
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