Greater Time Management in 100 Days

Greater Time Management in 100 Days

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Per day from nowadays feels close however distant. The present moment dominates my thoughts, its weight large with projects and intentions. Yet, your day forward claims new things—interactions, conclusions, probably a serendipitous turn I can not foresee. It's only one stage out, just like the light glow of birth on the horizon.

Two times from today, life's beat may possibly shift slightly. Probably a lingering job will ultimately be done, or perhaps a in the pipeline conference can keep me reflecting. I 10 weeks after today: may those two times include anything remarkable to my history, or can they only move, like therefore many others, blending in to storage?

Three days away feels more abstract. There's a slight uncertainty in imagining it; the further I stretch my feelings into the near future, the more I lose clarity. What will inhabit me then? Possibly it's an indication of how quickly the concrete present ends into a water of the unknown.

Four days from today, the schedule might blur. It is actually a active workday, punctuated by instances of rest. Or, it will maintain surprise encounter—a pal I have not seen in decades, or an opportunity I could not predict. Daily brings a kaleidoscope of possibility, regardless of how routine living feels.