Don`t Leave On Tomorrow

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on`t procrastinate ,don`t delay, don`t put off what needs to be done. the old proverbs are very wise. “a snitch in time nine” and “Don’t” put off till tomorrow what can be done today”.

Life throws challenges and when you meet them life opens up. If they are like blockages, they prevent your life from moving forward.

At the end of the day spend some time and reflect back on the day chronologically, from the time you

Woke up to the present time. Especially reflect on situation that posed a challenge or were emotional in nature. Were you overly reactive, did you respond quickly, did you really listen, were you honest and forthright?  So much self-knowledge can gain by this simple accounting method. It will help to balance your life, prevent incomplete your emotions from spilling over into the subconscious mind and give your tremendous insight.

“The amount of happiness that you have depends

On the amount of freedom you have in your heart."

Happiness & Fun

“The secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new.”

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 don’t care who you are or where you live; we all have one thing in common. We like to dream—to close our eyes and imagine that we’re living the life we were meant to lead. It’s a desire that’s imbedded in our DNA. To want more. Achieve more. Become more.

It’s why we start new businesses, write Quotes, learn to play the guitar, get our MBA, change careers, learn to cook, sew, or speak Punjabi.

We’re all chasing a dream. Every day life dreams as well. Like simple happiness, good health, or financial independence; finding a place to call home, someone to love, or a path to inner peace. Perhaps it’s just a life with less pain, heartache, or loneliness.

Dreams are not only what make the world a better place, but you and I better human beings. We need to chase our dreams every chance we get. Fortunately, most of us do, and with all our hearts.
Unfortunately, many of us give up on those dreams almost before we even start, stuffing them in the back of our sock drawer until we forget they were ever there.

It’s easy to make excuses for our failed dreams, too. We don’t know where to begin, or we have no time, money, skills, or commitment. But, the real enemy is deeper and more insidious.