All too often in life things happen that make us realise that life really is far too short to spend it being unhappy, with regrets or wasting it doing not much at all. I’ve always been a self confessed ‘future worrier’ but the older I get the more I realise that if I spend my life worrying about what might happen in the next 5 years, 10 years or even next week then I am wasting and missing out on all the happy memories or fabulous opportunities that may be right infront of me in the here and now.
It’s so easy to get caught up in life with a laid back attitude and think ‘Ohh i’ll start next week or there’ll be another chance’ we all do it but the truth is you only have to watch the news to see awful stories of people loosing there lives in a split second and sadly these people aren’t lucky enough to have the opportunities you may take for granted on a daily basis because you promise yourself you’ll do it another time. What if that other time never came? What opportunities would you take today?
So please live your life to the fullest, if you get opportunities don’t wait, don’t turn them down just grab them with both hands and seize the day. Try and make everyday the best and most amazing day of your life
SeeMeNotCp 
I love reading posts like this, I completely agree with you 🙂
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Thank you glad you enjoyed it 🙂
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I’ve definitely been future worrier too for much of my life and it’s definitely something I’ve been trying to not do so much.
A little a while ago, I realized I spent so much of my time worrying that I wasn’t even enjoying life. Sometimes, not worrying is easier said than done, but just being aware of my tendency to worry and what I can do to lessen that has definitely changed my life for the better. 🙂
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Exactly Britta, worrying is really hard to control but as soon as you realise that you’re doing it and actively try to change that the happier you become 🙂
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This is so true and exactly what I needed to read tonight. Future worrying taies up a lot of my life…although I am trying to change. Everything you’ve written males such a lot of sense. Loving your blog lovely! xx
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I’m glad i’ve been of some help hun, I know what it’s like to be a worrier but hopefully we will change it & I’m so glad you like the blog because I love yours too! xx
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So true wether it’s worrying or stressing on something else can set you back but as you said as soon as you realize your doing it helps to try and understand why and try to alter that thought.
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exactly lish it’s not always easy but all we can do is try to keep the worrying at bay 🙂
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Great post! I totally agree. I have been so complacent the last few years and always procrastinated, but last year a friend went through something and I realised how unpredictable things could be and I didn’t want to regret not doing things while I could. Especially with a disability that you know is progressive, it’s so easy to lose the ability to do something and not realise before it’s too late. I think about that a lot more now and I’ve really made more of an effort to live my life to the fullest. 🙂
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I’m exactly the same growing up in a school were alot of my friends had disabilities that meant they were always quite ill it made me realise you’ve got to take your chances xx
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