“Tomorrow isn’t promised.
There’s no second chance at this exact moment, no “next lifetime” to finally take the leap.
Say what you need to say. Chase the dream that won’t leave your heart. Tell the people you love how much they mean to you.
Take risks. Try new things. Let laughter fill your days. Do what scares you, because fear often hides the best experiences.
If something is calling you, don’t ignore it. The chance you’re waiting for is right now.
Tomorrow isn’t promised so make today count.”
I’m borrowing this from a Facebook post that one of my trainers posted this morning. When it comes to my equestrian life, I struggle with this all the time. Sometimes it scares me, sometimes it frustrates me, it’s definitely taking a risk here in the last third of my life.
My family doesn’t support me in it, my friends think I’m nuts, it’s a very small circle of people who get it. I question myself all the time – when should I walk away, throw in the towel, wise up?
Then you have a great ride and you have your answer – not yet. You look deep into the eyes of your equine partner and they stick that muzzle in your face for a smell and a rub and a blow and you think – not yet.
But the above quote isn’t just for me and about my horse, it can be about anything. Tomorrow is not promised, so get out there and do what you love, try something new, hug those you love and tell them how important they are.
Most of all?? Make today count.
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