"It would be nice to start then."
We procrastinated with the words "No time."
Until one day, time really runs out:
* M.6: No time to read the exam
* Years 1-4: No time for activities / internships / projects
* Graduation: No time, find a job
* Start job: No time, make it through pro
* Pass Pro: No Time To Do OT
* Year-end: No time. Work cleared.
* 10 years later: No time to raise children
* 20 years later: Too old to start over
* And then I thought, "It would be nice to start with that."
The core of the picture is not time.
But "priority."
Everyone has the same 24 hours.
The word "no time."
Still not making it important enough
Practical Thoughts:
1. Don't wait for free life because it's never free.
2. Start from small, but start immediately.
3. If you say you don't have time, ask back, "Or we just haven't chosen it yet."
The future is not broken because there is no chance.
But it often breaks down because we keep postponing it.
Key questions:
What's the matter with you telling yourself for so long today, "It's not time"?

















































































