There is a Persian proverb, which I would translate it as follow:
Whenever you catch a fish is fresh.
Which is often used to suggest that it is never too late to do the right thing.
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Sign up to join this communityThere is a Persian proverb, which I would translate it as follow:
Whenever you catch a fish is fresh.
Which is often used to suggest that it is never too late to do the right thing.
Better late than never means exactly what it says.
it is better for someone to arrive or do something late than not to arrive or do it at all - Cambridge Dictionaries Online
[It's] Never too late [to do the right thing] ODO
ماهی را هروقت از آب بگیری تازه است
māhi rā har vaqt az āb begiri tāze ast
Lit. “Whenever you catch the fish it is fresh.”
Never too late
Along the same lines as better late than never, you could say there's no time like the present.