Stop Dragging Tomorrow Into Today

Picture yourself carrying a backpack. Each morning, you wake up, stretch, and sling it onto your shoulders. Inside are the tasks, conversations, decisions, and challenges of today.

It's heavy, but it's manageable.

Now imagine you wake up tomorrow and, before even getting out of bed, you reach for another backpack for tomorrow. You sling it on top of today's load. Two backpacks. Twice the weight. But here's the kicker: the second backpack is filled with imaginary bricks, worries about things that haven't happened yet, may never happen, or aren't yours to carry at all.