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Let go and move on from what no longer serves a positive purpose. But don't discard what is old merely because it is old. If you discover that a particular new habit, perception, or technique is more useful, embrace it. Yet in the absence of a better way, stick with what works. Just because something is new doesn't mean it is superior. There's a lot to be said for what's been proven over years, decades, centuries. The old way is not necessarily the best way. But neither is it something to be summarily thrown out. A whole lot of things happened long before you were aware that anything was happening. From today's perspective the past may seem unsophisticated, yet massive, enduring value was created in those times. Go with what works well, with what makes the most sense. Whether it's a new way or the old way, choose the best way. When this day is over, there will be some things that you didn’t get done. That's OK. The world will not come to a screeching halt just because every item on your "to do" list didn't get checked off. Sure, it is important to work diligently, doing what needs to be done. It is also important to enjoy each step along the way. If you postpone your relaxation and enjoyment until after everything is completed, you'll never be able to relax. Because there's always something left to do. By contrast, when you enjoy each moment as it comes, even when under the pressure of "things to do," then you'll develop a solid confidence that will make your efforts more effective. What are you giving up, what are you missing out on, in your futile attempt to get "caught up"? Remember, today will be gone soon. Your chance to enjoy it is right now.