Don't confuse your present

Are you one of those who confuse your Present ? 

I am one of them.

When you start looking for the answers that lies in the future you confuse your present.

Let's take an example- you are searching a suitable match for your kids, someone tells you there is no good scope until 2 years.

You are preparing yourself for new job or shifting to new country, someone tells you no  fortune till another one year

Now what all the positive energies and efforts you were putting will take a halt,  because now you are confused, Do I need to do all this now,there is no fortune for year or two 

You confused your present for something which might or might not happen in future. 

Yes to some extent, we might believe in knowing future but should not turn blind and trust anything or everything said. 

  



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