Those who “don’t stop thinking about tomorrow” often can’t see their nose in front of their face. These folks tend to miss all the sweet smelling roses they pass by in their everyday travels. Then there are those who can’t see beyond the end of their nose. Unfortunately for these people, there’s a good chance they’ll miss the edge of the cliff before making that final fatal step. How can you avoid this fate? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Don’t Get Stuck in Today.”
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