Question of the Day
What defunct restaurant from your childhood would you like to see make a comeback?
Thought of the Day
While you’re mourning the chance you didn’t get, you’re cheating the opportunity you did.
While You’re Looking Back, Don’t Miss What’s Ahead
Thought of the Day: “While you’re mourning the chance you didn’t get, you’re cheating the opportunity you did.”
It’s easy to romanticize the “what-ifs.” The paths not taken, the jobs you didn’t land, the relationships that fizzled before they started—they all have a way of lingering like an unfinished song. But here’s the thing: while you’re busy replaying that melody, life keeps humming along, presenting you with fresh opportunities to compose a new one.
Mourning a missed chance is natural; it’s a testament to how much you cared. But the danger lies in staying stuck there, unable to see the door that’s wide open in front of you. Every moment you spend fixated on what could have been is a moment you’re not investing in what could be. The opportunity you have now—however small or unexpected it may seem—deserves your full attention. Who knows? It might just turn into the chance you were hoping for all along.
Life isn’t about perfectly laid plans or a straight trajectory. It’s about pivoting when you need to, seizing the small wins, and being present enough to recognize when an unexpected gift is handed your way.
So, stop cheating the opportunities in front of you by dwelling on the ones behind you. The future is ready when you are.
Question of the Day:
What defunct restaurant from your childhood would you like to see make a comeback?
Maybe it was the burger joint where your family always went after a Little League game or the cozy diner with the best milkshakes on the planet. For me, it was less about the food and more about the memories tied to it—the birthdays, the Friday-night traditions, the feeling that the world was simpler back then.
Nostalgia is a powerful thing. What place do you wish you could visit just one more time? And, if it came back tomorrow, do you think it could ever live up to the way you remember it?
