It is better to begin in the evening than not at all

English Proverb

It is better to begin in the evening than not at all—English Proverb

Meaning:

This proverb gives bits of advice to kick off any work as soon as possible even if you are late.

Introduction:

This proverb is inspiring one if you can implement it. Today’s world we live-in often call off or put on tomorrow work mindset, if we are late at it. This kind of lazy attitude leads to mare delay in the deadline of work.

Sometimes, we cannot see the direct impact of such attitude followed. Eventually, it becomes a habit. This habit of escaping from work is not termed as a good habit isn’t it! Rather it is a bad habit. Let’s learn from my own experience.

I have recently graduated. After completing my B.E. I come back to home. The city I living and the life I'm having that time—I able saved some time in the evening for a walk. However, since I am at home could not manage time for a workout.

Suddenly, I came across this proverb: It is better to begin in the evening than not at all—I recall my memories of going for a walk listing to my favourite music while walking, running, exercising. It was a matter of fact that it was an evening (connecting to a proverb). I make my mind gathered myself for the change in daily routine. After a long time, I have experienced the fun of running. I do enjoy it.

FIT INDIA

Importantly, Today the honourable P.M. Narendra Modi of India launched FIT India mission that given me the boost continuing my running and informing you too. It is shown many reasons why it is necessary for India and around the globe. On the launch, our addiction to technology (Mobile, TV, etc.) is described as the main villain of FIT India today. As a consequence, the level of fitness declined significantly. In addition, hon’ble P.M. address nation by discussing on the ineffectiveness of fitness Mobile Apps, Smart Watches, etc. in his speech. We (Proverbs World) encourage you to incorporate fitness in your everyday lifestyle.

Examples:

1: He will try to settle down to a changed life, and restart with a new set of morals. Hence, "it's better to begin in the evening than not at all."

2: Yesterday, she got a new job offer but didn't respond because she was confused, but her husband requested her and said, "it's better to begin in the evening than not at all."

3: Rohan participated in the dancing contest. But not much rehearsing the dance. He was nervous to resume his practice encouraged by his mother: "it's better to begin in the evening than not at all." 

                                                                        (Examples by Shreya Chhabra)

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