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'Later' is an account that pays no interest

Boldness Regret·All ages

At thirty he wrote a list of things he would do someday and put it in a drawer. At forty he took it out and crossed off two lines: too late now. At fifty he stopped opening the drawer. People who never did what they wanted were not lazy. It was simply never now. Later never arrives; only the list stays.

Not doing what you actually wanted to do.

— Shuichi Otsu, Japanese palliative care physician

TODAY’S PRACTICE

Pick one line from the list today and put a date beside it.

#WishList#SetTheDate#NoLater

SOURCE

Shuichi Otsu, 25 Regrets of the Dying

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