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"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years
ago. The second best time is today." ~ Chinese Proverb
Submitted by Reader Rhonda Miga
Good
morning!
Rhonda
included this note in her email:
I think this
applies to all of us. There are many things that we wanted to do 20
years (10 or even 5) ago but we never got around to it. I
think this proverb is great because it is saying "so what, do it
today!" You can't go back and change what you did not do but
there is nothing stopping us from doing it today.
When
I went back to school, I made a comment to my mother in law...
"maybe I will finish this by the time I am 50." She said...
"You are going to be 50 anyway, right... so why not be 50 and have a
new degree."
It may have been better to get this degree years ago but now is the 2nd
best time. These are wonderful words of wisdom. This quote
also reminds me that we need not live with regret. What we didn't do
yesterday (or decades ago) can still be started today. Why live in the
past, when we have the power to create our future?
Your
Turn: What has been left undone in your life that you
could begin today? Take a regret from the past and make it into an
action plan for your future.
Your Affirmation: It is always
the right time to begin what needs to be done.
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