For the brilliant tomorrow

Today has been the weirdest day I’ve had a long time. I say “weird” because I’m an Estonian and I have limited skills of using words describing emotions. Otherwise I’d probably choose some other word, but “weird” more or less summarises everything.

Where do the most interesting adventures come from? Yes, right – people! Not only easy and good lessons come from them, but also those that make you feel so bad about yourself, that you think: “Will I ever be a GOOD person I want to be?”

Among other things I realized today that taking time for your friends is a must-do. It might sound extremely funny, but for me it was a discovery – they really want that! I had to be reminded to just call and ask my friends out or do some other ordinary things that people do to maintain the contact. Yes, friends give you energy, I will prioritize my important ones more.

But fortunately also good lessons come from people. I’m happy to meet people who surprise me and make me stretch my brain with new questions.

But what next? Next is – ofcourse – tomorrow! And what will happen tomorrow is partly determined by my previous experiences, habitpatterns and genes, but mainly about my bravery. Yes, bravery. Just dare, though it might require taking the risk of seeming stupid and failing bad, maybe even risk your good name in the eyes of some, but without daring life just doesn’t make sense.

I want to celebrate the beautiful TODAY by deciding something for tomorrow.

Dare more.

A quote for today from Robin Sharma:

So make tomorrow special. No, make it ridiculously great. Breathtakingly brilliant. A piece of art you can tell your grandkids about. Just amazing what one can do in a day. To be what we are meant to be.”