12/20/2025
Do you have ‘Do it tomorrow’ disease? This is a great read .
“I will do it tomorrow” is not just a harmless sentence, it’s a silent disease.
A slow poison that doesn’t hurt immediately, but steadily kills your dreams, your potential, and the life you know you’re capable of living.
Tomorrow sounds safe. Tomorrow feels responsible. Tomorrow gives comfort without effort. But tomorrow is where unfinished goals go to die. It’s where talents gather dust, ideas fade, and motivation slowly disappears. Every time you delay, you teach your mind that excuses are stronger than discipline.
Dreams don’t die from failure. They die from postponement.
From waiting for the “right time.”
From waiting to feel “ready.”
From waiting for conditions to be perfect.
The truth is brutal: perfect moments don’t exist. Confidence doesn’t come before action, it comes from action. Clarity doesn’t arrive while you wait, it shows up when you start. The life you want isn’t built someday; it’s built in the uncomfortable decisions you make today.
Most people don’t lack talent or intelligence. They lack urgency. They mistake time for abundance when it’s actually running out. One day becomes one year. One year becomes regret. And regret is heavier than effort ever was.
Start tired. Start scared. Start unprepared.
But start.
Because every time you choose action over delay, you weaken the disease. And every time you choose “tomorrow,” you feed it.
Your dreams are not waiting for next week.
They’re waiting for you to move, today.🤝✅
