One today is worth two tomorrows.

What you can do now is real, and what you plan to do later is a guess about a person who does not exist yet. Tomorrow always looks roomier because nothing has happened in it. By the time it arrives it is as crowded as today, and the thing you postponed has grown heavier for the waiting. A small amount done now outweighs a generous amount promised.

Take the task you have moved twice already and give it fifteen minutes today, unfinished if need be. Starting changes what it weighs. The rest of the plan can keep.