Every Tomorrow is Today (ARTICLES)

This  statement  oftentimes find people guilty of procrastination, myself included.  However, the slogan is equated to a double sided blade.  When we agree with this, it means what is happening right now is the result of previous experiences, because the present is the outcome of the past.  But even if we do not do anything, still we win the game because another today is coming that gives us another chance to define our tomorrow.  We only lose if life gave up while we’re on the process of making another tomorrow today.

We cannot go wrong doing things in anticipation for the coming morrows.  People do that because they don’t want to get caught offhanded.  People persevere in the contemporary times because they are hopeful that if they did, the coming days would be better.  They armed themselves well enough to prepare for the coming eventualities.  It could be  a sudden change, a loss of dependable relative, a natural disaster, or unavoidable circumstances.

It goes well to show that people are really making or unmaking themselves.  The past is equivalent to the present, and present endeavors define future circumstances.  These things we do at the moment are the determining factors of whether we are going to celebrate, or regret the outcomes of previous actions.  We can safely say, even to this day that as long as we are still alive, there will always be a today that  can be used in order to define a tomorrow.  And even with tomorrow another today prepares itself for another morrow.

Kids do well in school to get higher grades. Higher grades will qualify them to high standard schools.  Better scores will make their Vitae look impressive.  Impressive Vitaes  award more promising jobs.  Promising jobs result to better and fulfilling lives.

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