What's your excuse?

In yesterday's blog, I discovered that excuses often are at the center of our very life and our own dysfunctions. As time goes on, we become very good at relying on increasingly bad excuses as we fail to plan, miss returning phone calls, forget appointments, dismiss personal development and forgo maintenance of all kinds. There's an excuse for everything, from not learning Spanish, to being late preparing one's own tax return, not exercising, taking another slice of pie or sipping another beer. The excuse has become our universal band-aid and we couldn't live without it anymore. So why are you still browsing Facebook today? Excuse me, I wasn't... thinking!