Cherish your day

The days are long but years are short

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You probably don’t realise how long a day is.

Let’s reduce 10 hours of sleep + dining + random daily stuff, you still have 14 hours left in a day.

Some of the days you have work or classes, but even then you would have at least 4-5 hours to yourself. On holidays (which are around 100+ a year), you have the entire day.

You would be surprised how little effort most endeavours take, provided you stick to a routine and work a little everyday.

I spend less than an hour daily on content (videos, Instagram reels, newsletters, posts on Twitter/LinkedIn), but I have been doing it for 7+ years now.

While an hour of work daily seems like a small amount, but compounding it over 7 years gives you an audience worth millions of dollars.

Similarly, I never studied over the top during my exams. But I studied a generous amount daily. This is a better strategy than studying 14-15 hours during exam times and chilling otherwise.

See every day as an opportunity to do good, and religiously stick to the routine you pick. Not only will you enjoy your life more, you will make more progress as well.

Another thing I’d like to point out here is that the days pass faster than you realise. You must have felt this too, specially after 2020.

It’s important to be deliberate in everything you pursue, act fast when you go off track, and correct your path.

The years go fast, and you don’t want to find out after 5 years that what you pursued was the wrong course of action.

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That was it for now, see you tomorrow 9 AM!

— Kalpit Veerwal