Almost three months passed since I came to N.Y.
Still I'm confused about my way to go.
What did I do in the past?
What do I want to do in the present?
What do I want to do in the future?
I think that what is the most important to me is what to do in the moment, thus, what to feel in the moment.
I notice that worrying about what doesn't happen now is meaningless as I get anxiety when I think about my future.
Nobody knows their future, but everybody enjoys their just moment, feeling happy with a big smile unconsciously.
However, once they think about their ambiguous thing, their minds tend to be unstable, sensitive and closed.
Speaking honestly, I really want to know what will happen in my future.
I wish to be sure about what I will do in the future.
I want to get my definite promise in my future if it is possible.
Nobody proves that what will be going on in their future.
The only thing we all can do is to believe ourselves.
Believe myself.
How can I believe myself?
Enjoy the moment.
Feel happy in each moment.
How can I enjoy each moment without thinking about my unstable future?
Just imagine only what I really want to do just now.
People say this idea seems to be optimistic.
I agree with their opinions somehow but even if it is so, I would like to see only my happiness in my mind's eye.
Those who can't enjoy their moment will never get their brilliant futures they are pursuing, expecting and hoping.
Feeling just in the moment affects feeling in the next moment.
The accumulation of feeling in each moment makes the basis of our minds and even our possibilities in the future.
Those who enjoy their moment are more likely to get success easily because their motivation they are feeling in the moment creates higher motivation in the next moment.
Enjoy the moment.
Do the thing drastically without looking back.
Because...
I 'm not alone.
Even if I make a mistake, there is the person to help me with his kind mind.
Even if I feel down because of my unexpected behavior, there are many people to support me.
So the only thing to do is just enjoying my moment.