We can make progress or we can make excuses.
Whichever one we pick becomes our habit.
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Excuses and progress
Tag: Excuses
Do we spend too much time in Tomorrowland?
Do we spend too much time in Tomorrowland?
We make a lifetime habit of going after the easy stuff on our to do lists.
We’ll get to the hard stuff, “Tomorrow”.
Our long-term dreams are so easy to postpone because tomorrow always sounds promising.
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Is there a difference between our wishes and our actuals?
Is there a difference between what we wish our life was like and what it’s actually like?
Assuming we answer either yes or no:
- If yes, how did we accomplish it?
- If no, why aren’t we accomplishing it?
In the same way society, in general, is uncomfortable talking about death, we are uncomfortable talking about excuses and regrets.
Anyone else find this fascinating?
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The big, daily, relentless question is ridiculously simple
The big, daily, relentless question is ridiculously simple.
When?
When will we quit promising ourselves that things will change “tomorrow”?
Today is yesterday’s tomorrow.
No?
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Note: More on Ralston Bowles.
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The speed of midlife
The speed of midlife is fast.
And most of us like it that way.
Why?
Because it allows us to have a great excuse for why we aren’t changing.
“i’ll do it when my life slows down.”
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