Carpe diem

A survey among 2,000 elderly Britons found that ¼ of the people were too busy to spend as much time for themselves as they would like, according to Mirror and BGNES. The results show that adults over 55 (when approaching retirement and having more free time) ranked highest - 6.9 out of ten.

"Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero," ("Seize the day and put minimum trust on tomorrow.") From Horace's Odes to the late Robin Williams' "Dead Poets Society," this phrase has served many purposes.