NOW is the New Later – The Better Newsletter #65

Years ago, a woman came up to me at a conference and asked, “How did you come up with the title of your book ‘Someday is Not a Day in the Week?’”

I told her, “I’ve met so many people over the past few years who talked about what they were going to do… Someday.

Whether it was spend more time with familytake better care of themselves, or pursue a passion project… They told me they planned to do it when they’re not so busy, when their kids go off to college, when they retire, when they have more money, when things aren’t so crazy at work… Fill in the blank.

The problem? Someday often becomes never and the future isn’t guaranteed.

The longer we wait, the harder it becomes to take action on what truly matters.

Let’s stop waiting and start initiating! After all, you will never regret doing more of what puts the light on in your eyes, you will only regret not doing it sooner.

ACTION

  • How about you? What is something you want to do that you’ve been postponing for “someday?”

  • What is something – even something very small – that could fill your life with joy, purpose and meaning?

  • You don’t have to quit your job or abandon your responsibilities, just pick one thing each week that gets you closer to a happier and healthier life.

P.S. Want help to turn your somedays into today? My Someday Journal can be a helpful companion for reflecting on what truly matters and taking steps to make it your reality. Get it here on Amazon.

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