When we are young, we are taught various subjects for any possible profession we might have, skills deemed necessary, yet procrastination is late. That piece of homework can wait until tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow; and tomorrow never comes.
When we are older we are told to scrimp and save for when we are old. But we have bills to pay now, and food to put on the table, and that car looks great, and you really fancy a burger, so saving can wait until tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow; and tomorrow never comes...
When we are old, we finally begin to live, and do all the things we wished we could have done in the sixty years before...
Why do we always leave everything until the last minute to do?
Tomorrow comes.
It is today.
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