Recently a short essay in a book I read daily spoke volumes to my mind and heart. Consider this:
“Yesterday is a
cancelled check; tomorrow is a promissory note; today is all you have. Yesterday was for learning; tomorrow will
bring consequences of what I do today.
Today I will face life with the conviction that this day will never
return, that it may be the last opportunity I’ll have to contribute because
there’s no guarantee I’ll see tomorrow.
Today I will be courageous enough not to let opportunity pass me by; my
only alternative will be to succeed.
Today I will invest my most valuable resource, my time, into my most
important possession, the life God has given me. I’ll spend each minute purposely, making
today a unique opportunity. Today I will
resist doubt and pessimism and warm my world with a smile. I’ll maintain a strong faith, expect nothing
but the best, take time to be happy, see every task as an opportunity to honor
our Creator and endeavor to leave love in the hearts of those I meet. John Boykin wrote, ‘Time is your
life---nothing more, nothing less. The
way you spend your hours and your days is the way you spend your life.’”
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