Without money, our minds struggle with the fears of tomorrow.
Without time, we focus on doing only what we have to.
Without energy, every additional straw feels like the last one.
Without love and companionship, we are isolated and cold.
Without space, we cannot think and grow.
Yet if we wait to have what we don’t have, we’ll never get it.
If we continue to squander what we do have, we’ll never have enough.
Changing is the easiest thing in the world to do,
and the hardest thing in the world to do.
It’s the easiest because it’s impossible not to do.
It’s the hardest because it’s the task we will never finish.
What will make the biggest difference to your well-being?
If you looked outside of yourself, you looked in the wrong direction.
It will come when you reclaim the presents of each day.
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