Don't hold your happiness hostage to the achievement of... - Deepstash

Don't hold your happiness hostage to the achievement of long term goal. If you do that, your happiness is always in the future. Always a hostage and the future doesn't exists right now, does it?

Don't create your year, create your day. Figure out the perfect day and then live it. The year will take care of itself. So will your life.

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