DTH-X-0055
“I've said 'someday' for twenty years and the somedays are running out.”
'Someday' is the most expensive word there is — it spends a finite life on the assumption of an infinite one. Twenty years of deferral is twenty years gone. The math death forces is brutal and clarifying: there is no someday account. There's only this week, and a shrinking number of them.
Your Practice
- Write the 'someday' list. Look at how long it's been waiting.
- Pick the single most important one. Put a real date on it this week.
- Take the smallest possible first step toward it today. Break the deferral.
- Each time you catch yourself saying 'someday,' replace it with 'when, exactly?'