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That’s the point of being human. We have the ability to create connections that Wi-Fi would be jealous of. 

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We consult our friends to brew up the perfect response, the wittiest comeback or the funniest joke so they can see that we’re cool, attractive, charming and funny. We follow everyone else but ourselves.

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Everything we want is a click away. While that is good, do you realize how often we tend to start expecting similar instant gratification in other aspects of our lives?

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Instant gratification is also fleeting in nature. So, it makes you happy right now, but not in the long run.

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There are still tons of young, strapping, man-bun-clad men out there who still favor real world relationships over digital fantasies who are brave enough to walk up to a woman, look her in the eyes, and start a genuine conversation.

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Love today is as it always will be – passionate, true, tender, sweet, goofy, fun. It’s just few and far between because we can’t seem to wait long enough to see that it’s truly there.

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We live in a world of instant gratification. It’s surrounding us. There are drive-thru restaurants, coffee shops, liquor stores, banks, and equipment repair stations. You drive up, place your order, and within ten minutes or less, you have your product.

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We need to stop letting our short-term desires cloud our long-term visions.

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We all could use the opportunity to just take a second and appreciate the moment, appreciate the now.

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America was built on an ethos more severe than just “work now, play later.” Rather, our culture has roots in a philosophy of “work now, play when you die.”