August 28
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We worry about a tomorrow we can't predict.
We obsess over things that happened in the past that cast a shadow over who we want to be and the things we want to do.
When today, all that matters is we try to be just a little better than we were yesterday.
Do that enough times, and you build what's called momentum.
And when you build momentum, you can create change.
And change? That's pretty cool.
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