Each Day Starts Fresh

Begin at once to live, and count each separate day as a separate life.

The old mistakes do not carry forward unless you let them. This morning, your hands are new. Your attention is not worn thin by yesterday's worry. Notice how the body knows this, how breath arrives without apology. Seneca means something practical: each dawn offers a reset. Not by magic, but by structure. You decide today is its own complete thing, not a footnote to what came before. That decision changes everything.