Postponing for tomorrow is like our credo. We all love to put things off so much, and the more important the task, the easier it is to leave it for “later”. Think of how often you promise yourself that from tomorrow you'll start exercising, from Monday you'll stop eating chocolate bars or next month you'll go on vacation. It sounds familiar, doesn't it? And how often do we actually do these things? Sometimes the “later” never actually comes, and life ends up being an endless chain of procrastination.

Why is it so easy to put off important things? Maybe it's because we're afraid to take the first step. Afraid of failing. Afraid of making a mistake. It's like a game of hide-and-seek: the more you wait, the scarier it is to act. In fact, procrastination often becomes a defensive reaction against the fear of failure. But what if we stopped waiting for the perfect moment and just started? After all, the more we put things off, the harder it is to start. And by now, “later” becomes a habit and life goes into expectations.

Think about it: what could you do right now instead of putting it off for later?