Pope John Paul II - The future starts today, not tomorrow.
While it is important to think about the future, it is also crucial not to get ahead of oneself. This being said, my second step this year will be to focus on the moment and get the job done now. I am taking 18 hours this semester, and it will be very easy to fall behind. A lot of students do not realize what happens today effects tomorrow and so on. My goal is to keep my GPA high to keep.For me, children are not the key to a perfect family. Every person starts off with a family. As people grow older they decide to expand their families. In my future a see a wonderful and supportive family, but maybe not so expanded. I can see a nice husband in my future, but this part of my life will come after my college graduation and my successful career. Traveling has always been a passion.Now is the time to make a long-lasting, positive change for current and future generations. Together, we can create a better tomorrow. The Solution. It’s time to revolutionise how we think and plan for the long-term, and that means rewiring how our democracy works. The Wellbeing of Future Generations Bill is our chance to create a world we want to live in. We need your help to pass a new law.
Start today, not tomorrow. Don’t wait for the world to change. Change. The. World. Photo credit: Sadie Hernandez (Creative Commons) Here are some words from Julien Smith that recently challenged me: There isn’t a single thing in this world that’s made better by starting tomorrow. Everything you care about, everything you are about, needs to begin today or it may never happen. If you don.Children: Tomorrow’s Future Introduction Let children be children, is not only a popular phrase heard in education, but it is also my motto. Yes, it is true, today’s children are tomorrow’s future; but how we choose to raise our children determines the outcome of our future. Many believe academics should be stressed more in schools, taking away from children’s playtime. I feel that.
The children of today will become the adults of tomorrow and decide what the future will be like. We want our children to be empowered. Our children need to be responsible, ethical, caring visionaries who will change our world to make it a better place. The visionary of tomorrow might be a doctor who discovers the cure for cancer or the scientist who unearths a way to impede climate change.
