Reflection on Today's Quote
Isn’t it strange how the world quietly tries to put expiration dates on our dreams? Somewhere along the way, we’re told that bold plans are only for the young, and that if we didn’t get it done by 30, 40, 50—then we missed our shot. What nonsense.
The truth? As long as you’re breathing, you’re becoming. Your age is not a stop sign. It’s not even a yield sign. It’s more like a badge that says, “I’ve seen things, and I still want more.”
Some of the greatest stories didn’t begin until later chapters. People have started businesses in their sixties, written bestsellers in their seventies, found love in their eighties. Why? Because dreams don’t expire. They wait. Quietly. Patiently. They sit on the porch of your soul, sipping coffee, hoping today’s the day you finally say yes.
It’s not about chasing youthful ambitions. It’s about honoring that part of you that still believes life has more to offer—and more for you to give. Goals aren’t about proving anything. They’re about discovering something: your own persistence, your own spark, your own unfinished brilliance.
So maybe today isn’t about doing something radical. Maybe it’s just about remembering that your next chapter can still surprise you—and that you’re the one holding the pen. (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
