Is today the tomorrow you expected yesterday?<\/p>\n
Even with the best intentions and a fresh desk calendar, time slips pass without my permission.\u00a0 What I want to do, what I have to do, what I need to do and what I actually attempt to do are not always the same lists.\u00a0 Dutifully, at the end of (most) days, I move my list of intentions to the next day’s page.\u00a0 My repetitive attempts at lists and reminders\u00a0at least keep me aware of intentions before they slip away, out of sight and out of mind.\u00a0 Yet, here I am on another beautiful Sunday.<\/p>\n
Is tomorrow the future you want to be planning today?\u00a0 Why not give it a shot?\u00a0 What can you do today to be one step closer to the future you really want?\u00a0 Lists are laughed at, but they do make an idea real in the sense you can see it, read it, revise it and come back to it.\u00a0 Lists do not have to be reasonable.\u00a0 Mine contains realistic entries and ambitious fantasies, but why not?\u00a0 It is my list after all, so I can put what I want.<\/p>\n
Today, I have general maintenance tasks, like laundry, dusting, decluttering, but I also have grand listings, like discover a million-dollar idea, create works of art and replace my bathtub.\u00a0 Realistically, I am going to be at my desk working on business (I do the management of our family’s business from my desk here) and cheering on the Houston Texans’ attempt at winning a football playoff game.\u00a0 Odds are good for the business work and maybe some laundry, but bathroom renovations are highly unlikely.\u00a0 Any million-dollar inspirations will be left to serendipity.<\/p>\n
Time will tell.<\/p>\n