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Beautiful People,
Recently, I announced a new tradition: celebrating Fridays with quotes by fellow authors and friends. Send me your favorite quotes (yours, mom’s, grandpa’s, your children’s or someone else) in a FB message and I will post on Fridays with a credit.
This week I give credit to my friend Roheet Arora who quoted: “Life always offers you a second chance. It’s called tomorrow.”
What an incredible model is tomorrow, the day we get to apologize, start over, initiate something original, find a new love, let go of old love, adopt a new perspective, quit something unenjoyable, plan a vacation, change our mind, help someone in need, start a new diet, turn our back on someone in need, take a day off, start looking for a new job, try a new food, let go of guilt, give up, adjust, protect, respect, reflect, smile, grieve, accept.
After countless of next days, I know now that tomorrow is an opportunity. No matter how terrible things can be, and trust me, things went really really bad many times during my life, we always have tomorrow.
Use it smartly.
XO,
Sharon
On my website www.sharonnir.com, you can read about my journey and the first 3 chapters of my book The Opposite of Comfortable.
Recently, I announced a new tradition: celebrating Fridays with quotes by fellow authors and friends. Send me your favorite quotes (yours, mom’s, grandpa’s, your children’s or someone else) in a FB message and I will post on Fridays with a credit.
This week I give credit to my friend Roheet Arora who quoted: “Life always offers you a second chance. It’s called tomorrow.”
What an incredible model is tomorrow, the day we get to apologize, start over, initiate something original, find a new love, let go of old love, adopt a new perspective, quit something unenjoyable, plan a vacation, change our mind, help someone in need, start a new diet, turn our back on someone in need, take a day off, start looking for a new job, try a new food, let go of guilt, give up, adjust, protect, respect, reflect, smile, grieve, accept.
After countless of next days, I know now that tomorrow is an opportunity. No matter how terrible things can be, and trust me, things went really really bad many times during my life, we always have tomorrow.
Use it smartly.
XO,
Sharon
On my website www.sharonnir.com, you can read about my journey and the first 3 chapters of my book The Opposite of Comfortable.
Published on June 25, 2016 04:13
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