無不為者，無不能成也；無不欲者，無不能得也。
One who does nothing can succeed in nothing.
One who desires nothing can obtain nothing.
眾正之積，福無不及也；眾邪之積，禍無不逮也。
When many upright people gather together, all blessings will arrive; when many evil people gather together, every sort of disaster will afflict them.
It is not uncommon for Chinese aphorists to personify abstract entities, such as “study” or, in this case, “time.”