Hi everyone. Susie has been taking a few days to rest and spend time with a few window visitors she is allowed to have. She has spent more time with John, Jack and Frank.
This morning she told me her physical therapy staff put her in the wheelchair and rolled her out into the hallway. She was busted though and they made her go back in her room due to social distancing.
She said she was going to get in the wheelchair and investigate all of the drawers in her room because she hasn’t even had time to know what is where. She has received so many cards and looks forward to opening them. She is doing well and enjoying her new home.
I wanted to share this inspiration with you because this is exactly what Susie is doing.
Wish you had done
In a few hours, in a couple of weeks, what will you wish you had done right now? This is your chance, your only chance, to make that wish come true.
Later this month, later this year, what will you regret not taking care of today? Now is your opportunity to avoid the pain of that regret.
You know from past experience that it’s easier to go ahead and get your work done than it is to keep putting it off. Yet that realization is somehow not as compelling for the work you must now do.
So project your thoughts ahead into the future. Envision a time when the actions you can take now, have become the things you desperately wish you had done sooner.
Imagine how it will be to know you could have acted but you didn’t, to know you wasted a good opportunity. Feel the power you have, right now, to create a much more positive, desirable outcome.
Then, with a renewed sense of gratitude and determination, get going. Act today to make your future one you’ll welcome, appreciate, and enjoy.
— Ralph Marston
Accept it 
