Welcome to Today’s!
good day!
bonjour!
dzień dobry!
добрий день!
zdravstvujtye!
ŋkekea me nenyo!
mwaramutse!
maidin mhaith
bom dia
buen día!
guten tag!
dobrý den!
اچھا دن
İyi günler
kαλημέρα
goedemorgen
ብሩኽ መዓልቲ
yá’át’ééh
god dag
magandang umaga po
สวัสดีตอนเช้า
Indeed, it is a good day and it will be a good day. Tomorrow will be even better but we must focus on today as:
“the only time that is important is NOW. It is the most important time because it is the only time that we have any power”
Leo Tolstoy
We have the power TO BE today before we meet tomorrow.
“Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we might fear less”.
Maria Curie-Skłodowska
If you have already subscribed, it means that you already helped me to understand more so I will want to share with you what I see and how I see it: simple monologues I have with myself when you don’t hear me, some reserved reflections... We might not have time or words to say it all in person so write to me if you wish. I am interested in what you think.
If you have already subscribed, it means that there is an exclamation mark next to the ‘good day’ in your language.
If you haven’t subscribed yet, let me know your perspective on today or tomorrow and we might meet somewhere halfway through!
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Why is then ‘good day’ written in lower cases? As for tomorrow to become capitalised, we need to first make today happen and we do it by small, individualised efforts, one by one, one for one.
HAVE A GOOD DAY AND MEET ME THE NEXT TIME!
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