The Clock Runs Short of Time
Zeeshan Ali Sajwani
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The Clock Runs Short of Time
By: Zeeshan Sajwani
The day is not so far where we all will get busier with our lives having many of personal facts. The day will bring more long and lengthy working hours, no more classes or lectures, friends and mobile messaging. Few of us will get married and will have children around, few of us will move from one country to another region with all new diversified culture, few of us will die and most of us will be striving to secure our future.
The day when that particular day reaches you, you will not have time for yourself, your friends and the family. At such a day you will look outside your window and see the good old memories flashing you and you will get a smile on your face with a tear in your eyes with a slight demotivated move turning you back to your work thinking I wish I could go back.
I am personally afraid to face the same situation. I am afraid of the day when I'll feel regretted of my past time. I am afraid of the day when I'll feel I could have missed a few more happy hours of my life.
It has been practically observed that most of us live our life with having conflicts around. Conflicts within family, conflict with the friends, conflict with associates.
Food For Thought: Give yourself a little time thinking of all happy moments you converted into bad feelings. Think of all those friends you have lost due to many of the minor conflicts, think of the recent time when you have shouted on your parents, think of lovely moment with your mate – you moved in to bad times.
Think! You have lost the time to keep yourself and others happy.
Message: Give yourself a little time to ignore minor issues of your life and learn "compromise" to ensure a happy life.
Regards, Zeeshan Sajwani
www.zeeshansajwani.com
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