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Thursday
Feb122009
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Today is the day

There are so many things that can and do happen - every day. You may think you have all the time in the world - but as world events have shown - we know how wrong that is.

  • Today is the day you can decide to work harder than yesterday.
  • Today is the day you can decide to be better today than yesterday.
  • Today is the day when you say - I am going to do it - Today - right now. I'm not going to wait until the time is right, the kids have left home, the food has gone from the fridge, the pantry and the cupboard out the back with my secret supplies of sugar in it.
  • Today is the day I am going to exercise.
  • Today is the day I am going to eat better.
  • Today is the day I am going to sit down and write those letters I have been putting off writing.
  • Today is the day I am going to do the filing and sorting and cleaning that needs to be done.
  • Today I am going to call all my contacts to see how they are - and to see if I can help them be better today.

Today - not tomorrow. As in right now - today.

What are you going to do today?

DateFebruary 12, 2009 at 8:39 | AuthorElle | CommentPost a Comment |
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