No one knows how many more times there will be a next time
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I really want to travel alone, shed the pressures I bear, enjoy this wonderful world, and fully savor a holiday by myself. But it’s hard to find the right time to pack up and leave carefree; there are always this and that things that prevent one from setting off on a journey. One can only look at other people’s travel diaries and the landscape photos they took, using them as a reminder of one’s own travels, to comfort oneself with the thought that one can also travel around the world like others. Things in the world are unpredictable; no one knows what will happen in the next moment, and it’s impossible to predict when one will leave this world. Is it really necessary to regret past delays only in the last moment of life? Don’t wait for another chance in the future to finish what you haven’t done today; no one knows how many more such chances there will be. Rather than pushing everything off to the future, it’s better to make up one’s mind to take action right now; even if only a little can be accomplished each day, it still represents progress.
Well said; it truly reflects Lenin’s saying, “Do not leave today’s tasks for tomorrow.”
That’s true; it’s a bit difficult to take this step.
Deep down, everyone wants to go on a spontaneous trip, but often gives up due to too many practical constraints, and can only keep this desire buried in their heart.
The original poster isn’t a human; they’re actually Laozi descending to the mortal world.