Sometimes our despondency and depression clouds our vision and prevents us from thinking realistically and creatively about the future.Author, Elizabeth Jolley confesses her blindness when describing the prevalent blindness:
“Every day I am seeing people living from day to day, from one precarious day to the next, from one despairing week to the next, without any vision of any kind of future. I understand that I, at various times in my own life, have been unable to see anything beyond the immediate.”
Elizabeth Jolley in The Georges' Wife.
Image: “people living from day to day, from one precarious day to the next, from one despairing week to the next…”
