Bring you a tomorrow closer 📆🔆


I love the meaning of the title, the first time I saw it, was when I was searching for a book for an exam on the IELTS page, the title suggests that you can pursue your dreams if you are willing to improve each day.


The searching for better days or a better future is something that everyone wants to reach in our lives, even if we are passing bad days. Our sub-consent is constantly looking for new adventures and challenges, everybody is working on creating their own better future.


We worked to ensure a better quality of life in the future, and ensure our retirement when we reached our golden ages, thinking about our future like a utopia, often, I ask myself where will I be in the next couple of years, If any will change or if even will be here.


Constantly, I look to the past to see where I was and how different life was, asking myself if doing all of these was worth the try.


It is important to start being honest with ourselves, about what we are doing and whether it gives us the results that we expected to carry on to the place where we want to be. Having conscient about our strengths and weaknesses and how we can take advantage of that. And if we had to start from scratch how we were prepared to afford the new challenges life brings us.


Dear reader, If you are reading these lines I hope that you are conscient about the changes that involve growing in this world, preparing yourself each day of your life and learning about your faults, and of course, being willing to bring yourself a tomorrow closer. 🔆

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