Daily Insight

You’ll heal in due time.

You’ll succeed in due time.

Everything will happen in due time.

Unfortunately, we don’t get to decide what due time is.

Even when the cure is available, we never let our body heal, because what would we do if we couldn’t complain about our ailments anymore?

Even when true love presents itself, we push it away, because what would we do if we can’t complain about partners leaving us anymore?

Even when friends and family show support, we don’t allow it, because what would we do if we can’t say anymore that everyone is out to screw us over?

Would we rather stay stubborn? Would we rather stay comfortable in our uncomfortable misconceptions?

You don’t have to believe yet you can do it.

As long as you’re ready to do it anyway.

Regardless of what you believe.

“It’s too late for this.”

“The world isn’t ready for that.”

Both are invalid excuses to not do the work.

You’ll always fall behind.

And you’ll always be ahead of your time.

All you can do is getting the most out of the now, while keeping in mind the past and keeping an eye on the future.

Rarely can you build a new habit without going through discomfort and resistance.

Choose to avoid the short-term pain… Or choose to focus on the long-term gain.

Life could be hard on you today.

But you don’t have to be hard on yourself.

You always could.

Sometimes you should.

But most of the time, you don’t have to.

Fighting a fear makes it fester.

Facing a fear makes it disappear.

Maybe tomorrow will be same old, same old.

Maybe all will change.

It doesn’t matter.

Because come what may, whatever happens around you, you can always do what matters to you.

You could always do more of something.

But maybe you don’t have to.

Maybe what you’re doing is already enough.

Maybe you’re already enough.

And everything else is extra.

How painful is it not to do what you secretly know is good for you? What do you stand to lose?

How amazing does it feel to do what you secretly know is good for you? What do you stand to gain?