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Later, the coffee gets cold. Don't wait for later. Don't say 'I will do it tomorrow' Because later, things change and you no longer feel the same excitement. Later the inspiration evaporates into thin air and you end up with the pain of sabotaging your own dream. Later, you no longer feel moved by the same idea as you did the first time it entered your mind. Later the coffee gets cold and the people leave because they don't feel seen or loved by you. No one, nothing at all waits for later? People move away. And the ideas die a slow death. Later becomes a graveyard of everything you once loved but weren't ready to give it a shot.Why do we wait? How are we so lukewarm about our desires? How are we so ungrateful for the ideas, opportunities, people, and love that are standing in front of us, asking us to move forward, reach out to them, chase them, play with them, make them something bigger than ourselves, turn work into art and relationships into legacy? Why do we let our coffee get cold when it is meant to be savoured hot, like little drops of heaven on your lips?
This book, Later, the Coffee Gets Cold, is my attempt to help you see why you might be delaying and how not to.
Shall we? Or do you want to wait for later?
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Olivia Woods
I am just a girl who loves to write stories that make you feel excited about life. I hope my words help you feel more alive, inspired, and positive about your existence. I also enjoy sharing my writing on Instagram. You can find my page under my name or this book’s title. My inbox is always open for your thoughts and feedback.
Besides writing, I have a regular job, which I’m grateful for because it helps me pay the bills. I love reading. You will always find me with a book. I also love dancing a lot. My friends keep asking me ‘Why was I dancing?’ and it’s only after their comment that I realized I was dancing. I love life a little too much. I want to live wildly. I want to enjoy everything. I want to be alive when death finds me. You can say that it’s one of my purposes in life to find joy and love in everything I do.
