*TOMORROW IS OFTEN THE BUSIEST DAY OF THE WEEK*
Many a time I wonder how tomorrow manages to keep up with all the appointments scheduled for it. There is always something to be done tomorrow, most of which should have been sorted out a long time ago, some could even be fixed today but we so used to putting them off till tomorrow. Little wonder the Spanish proverb said *" Tomorrow is often the busiest day of the week "* . Don't leave what could be done today for tomorrow, don't leave what could be done now for sometime later.
Most mental and physical fatigue are results of accumulated responsibilities either evaded or delayed under the pretext : I still have time, the time isn't just right, I don't want to Start that now . The fact you evaded that responsibility doesn't lighten it's burden, doesn't make it disappear,doesn't make it's reward appreciate neither would the time be ever right if that's your excuse. Break the shackles of self created delays, don't wait any longer to act on your dream, stop procrastinating. You could choose to wait but time wouldn't wait for you. Start that which you have always wanted to: that little business, a physical fitness class you ought to have enrolled for, a training you ought to have started, projects and many more. Lay procrastination to rest.
*Never put of for tomorrow what you can do today* said Thomas Jefferson. Tomorrow is just like any other day, whatever you want to do, do it now! There are only so many tomorrows.

*Omoniyi Tobi*
( Team Emblazon )[b]*TOMORROW IS OFTEN THE BUSIEST DAY OF THE WEEK*
Many a time I wonder how tomorrow manages to keep up with all the appointments scheduled for it. There is always something to be done tomorrow, most of which should have been sorted out a long time ago, some could even be fixed today but we so used to putting them off till tomorrow. Little wonder the Spanish proverb said *" Tomorrow is often the busiest day of the week "* . Don't leave what could be done today for tomorrow, don't leave what could be done now for sometime later.
Most mental and physical fatigue are results of accumulated responsibilities either evaded or delayed under the pretext : I still have time, the time isn't just right, I don't want to Start that now . The fact you evaded that responsibility doesn't lighten it's burden, doesn't make it disappear,doesn't make it's reward appreciate neither would the time be ever right if that's your excuse. Break the shackles of self created delays, don't wait any longer to act on your dream, stop procrastinating. You could choose to wait but time wouldn't wait for you. Start that which you have always wanted to: that little business, a physical fitness class you ought to have enrolled for, a training you ought to have started, projects and many more. Lay procrastination to rest.
*Never put of for tomorrow what you can do today* said Thomas Jefferson. Tomorrow is just like any other day, whatever you want to do, do it now! There are only so many tomorrows.

*Omoniyi Tobi*
( Team Emblazon )[/b]*TOMORROW IS OFTEN THE BUSIEST DAY OF THE WEEK*
Many a time I wonder how tomorrow manages to keep up with all the appointments scheduled for it. There is always something to be done tomorrow, most of which should have been sorted out a long time ago, some could even be fixed today but we so used to putting them off till tomorrow. Little wonder the Spanish proverb said *" Tomorrow is often the busiest day of the week "* . Don't leave what could be done today for tomorrow, don't leave what could be done now for sometime later.
Most mental and physical fatigue are results of accumulated responsibilities either evaded or delayed under the pretext : I still have time, the time isn't just right, I don't want to Start that now . The fact you evaded that responsibility doesn't lighten it's burden, doesn't make it disappear,doesn't make it's reward appreciate neither would the time be ever right if that's your excuse. Break the shackles of self created delays, don't wait any longer to act on your dream, stop procrastinating. You could choose to wait but time wouldn't wait for you. Start that which you have always wanted to: that little business, a physical fitness class you ought to have enrolled for, a training you ought to have started, projects and many more. Lay procrastination to rest.
*Never put of for tomorrow what you can do today* said Thomas Jefferson. Tomorrow is just like any other day, whatever you want to do, do it now! There are only so many tomorrows.

*Omoniyi Tobi*
( Team Emblazon )