Every Day is a Day to Learn

The times when you say, “I’m too tired,” are often nothing more than an excuse to avoid persistence and the creation of good habits. You’re not truly too tired—the reality is that you’re letting laziness and the feeling of fatigue win over you. In life, every choice we make, whether consciously or subconsciously, shapes our habits. With that in mind, why not choose to build the habit of learning something new every day?

It doesn’t have to be extravagant. I’m not suggesting you dedicate hours to mastering a song in a single day. But you could spend three minutes learning a new word, five to ten minutes reading about an unfamiliar topic, or—if time allows—fifteen minutes or more diving deeper into a subject that interests you. The goal is simply to try something new. Often, this small act will spark curiosity and encourage you to keep seeking knowledge.

Whether it’s one minute or an hour, the point remains the same: learn. Approach life as you once did as a child—absorbing the world around you like a sponge. In those early years, everything was discovery, and every new experience helped you grow. Tap into that same spirit now, and let it fuel your drive to keep learning.