One day is enough to find our own talent. 
A day is a unit of a whole life span. When a day is allowed to go by without getting something that day, it is interpreted as a denial of the possible benefit of a precious day. All days are precious, particularly those when we are okay in all respects, in terms of health, peace, stability, and consistency. 
Know what is to be done tomorrow so that we make the most of the day when it arrives. In our own scheme of things, we must have sufficient tasks in the planning, execution, and finishing stages. All tasks must not be a compulsion but also be within the free scope of our eagerness to do something different. 
This design is applicable to students, artists, homemakers, retirees, self-employed individuals, or other individuals. 
During rest hours, we review our own engagements and fine-tune them for higher performance, day after day. 
The mindset of creativity and decency drives the person to be active during waking hours. They don’t wait to be pushed by others. 
Once we decide to be productive, everything becomes supportive of our endeavours. Most of us engage in lengthy planning without clear maps. This results in confusion and contradictions during the execution process. 
The habit of self-monitoring on a daily basis pushes some people to the top and keeps others at the bottom. 
Our own talent is like unused fertile land. When we grow plants, we come to know how fertile the soil is to help grow plants. Talent is explored only when we use our minds extensively and intensively. Yesterday one was not sure, and today he or she is sure of doing the impossible. This is the talent at work now.