Excuses will always be there for you. But Opportunities wont

Opportunities come like shooting stars, few and very far between. But Excuses are in great abundance and are very much part of our daily arsenal. But the beauty of Excuses is that everything becomes just that an Excuse to not get the job done. And, We have excuses to justify everything that we cannot do or don't want to do. We have excuses why it can't be done, shouldn't be done or if it even needs to be done. But little realising that the Opportunity that we seek, might never present itself again. When the Opportunity presents itself to us, it is for us to realise it, think about it, and understand if this will ever come your way again. Opportunities are like sunrises, if you wait too long, you might miss them. Don't miss the Bus on a Golden opportunity, with an excuse which is not even worth its weight in tin. Look for opportunities that will change your Life forever, don't fill it with excuses that even you don't believe. Take that Opportunity ahead of you, but leave the excuse behind you.

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