"Concentrate on what is being done now."
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This directive appears in Meditations as part of Marcus Aurelius's personal guidelines for maintaining focus amid the countless demands of imperial governance. Written during a time when he was managing multiple military campaigns and administrative responsibilities, this principle reflected his practical need to maintain mental clarity. The quote emerges from his experience of needing to make crucial decisions while dealing with the complex responsibilities of running the Roman Empire, emphasizing the timeless importance of present-moment awareness in leadership.