Someday Is Today

This is the beauty of making terrible things. No one remembers them. They are almost always forgotten. You need not worry. Even when the mistakes are remembered, mistakes happen every damn day. Your failures are commonplace at best.

When we begin making things, we must give ourselves permission to make terrible things. Miserable, rotten, no-good things. Things that make us wonder if we’ll ever make something good.

Just start. If you find yourself a slave to perfection, remember these three things: 1.More than likely your need for perfection is simply a symptom of your fear of failure or your tendency to procrastinate. 2.Almost no one is doing anything perfectly. Join the crowd. 3.Just starting something, as imperfect as it may be, already makes you better th

•You will fall asleep faster by training your body to prepare for sleep at the same time every day.

Our future selves understand the value of time better than any of us. The version of ourselves looking back over the landscape of our lives, staring down oblivion, knows damn well the importance of time.

Ideally, it should be digital so that you can cut and paste compliments received via text message and email. It should also be easily accessible.

If you want to make your dreams come true, a concrete median with a struggling, leafless sapling makes a perfect place to write a couple of pages before having your teeth cleaned. Any place that contains a reasonable amount of oxygen and terrestrial gravity works just fine.

So many individuals and organizations attempt to solve a problem by creating a form, establishing a new procedure, developing a new sequence, or outlining a new list of rules or regulations.

The coffee culture has taken something that was once small and simple and turned it into something of enormous import and great meaning.