“There is surely nothing other than the single purpose of the present moment”. – Yamamoto Tsunetomo
You’ve often told yourself,
“Someday, I’ll stop making excuses and begin making things happen. Yet, I’m still too young to get into anything serious now”.
”Someday, I’ll take total responsibility and stop blaming others when things go wrong. But because of my irresponsible parents, unappreciative friends and dishonest associates I am in such a predicament”.
“Someday, I’ll start doing my very best in any endeavor and make use of my full potentials. Presently however I’m too uninspired to exert so much so I’ll just wait for that spark to motivate me”.
“Someday, I'll finally come to terms with the value of time and I won’t waste any more moment on unproductive activities. But for now, I’m too busy having fun. These worthwhile things can wait, anyway”.
”Someday, I’ll manage to have a more positive attitude and see things through a brighter perspective. If only now, things start getting better.
“Someday, I’ll be more caring, patient and be more forgiving. If only people around me will be more considerate to me”.
But have you asked yourself,
“When will I commit to these?”
Reminder: If today you won’t, that someday may not come.
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