It is crucial to be definite about tomorrow, to imagine a future worth living and wholly throw your self behind it. As I say this, I do not have the full idea or experience of what that is, but an attempt at this is likely better than having no definition.
This thought was revived as I read Peter Thiel’s Zero To One. My receipt from this text is that specificity and optimism are learnable and important skills.
“If you treat the future as something definite, it makes sense to understand it in advance and to work to shape it. But if you expect an indefinite future ruled by randomness, you’ll give up on trying to master it.”
— Thiel, Zero to One, 2014.
Attempt a definition of a great tomorrow and be adaptably committed to it, it will make tomorrow easier and more favorable.