Tomorrow Has Become Too Busy

It's one of the easiest promises to make.

Tomorrow sounds harmless because it gives us more time.

But sometimes, tomorrow becomes a place where unfinished plans go to disappear.

The problem isn't always laziness.
Sometimes we postpone things because they feel difficult, overwhelming or inconvenient. Sometimes we are waiting for the “perfect” time to begin.

The truth is that the perfect time rarely arrives.

That doesn't mean you have to accomplish everything today. You don't.

Maybe the answer is simply to start smaller.

Read five pages instead of planning to finish a whole book.

Take a ten-minute walk instead of promising to become a fitness expert overnight.

Work on one part of the project instead of waiting for the perfect free weekend.

Small action still counts.

Because the difference between “I'll do it someday” and “I've started” can be surprisingly small.

Tomorrow can still be useful.

But it shouldn't have to carry everything that today is afraid to begin.