1. Make list of dreams. 2. Start to live them.
‘Someday’ is a word filled with promise and possibility. “Someday I want to …” we say dreamily, finishing the sentence with a variety of specific or vague plans. There are books to read, trips to take, projects to start or finish.
But then clocks tick and calendar pages turn. Months and years go by, and “someday” never quite comes. Caught up in careers and families, duties and interruptions, we become masters of postponement.
Ask friends and relatives what they’d like to do “someday,” and the responses can be intriguing: Start painting again. Take piano lessons. Kicking the living shit out of the DPRK in the game Mercenaries.… Read More...