Let us part with Fear and Worry. Let us cease our imagining that we can run the Universe better than the engineer who has his hand on the throttle. Let us cease imagining that GOD needs advice on the subject. Let us stop this folly of saying "Poor God, with no one to help him run things." Let us trust the engineer. Let us have faith--let us have faith. DO IT NOW. Do to-day's tasks now--Don't try to do to-morrow's work to-day, but be sure and do the day's work Now--The baneful effects of procrastination--Not fair to yourself--Demoralization attendant upon putting off things--The world looking for people who can do things Now. If you have anything to do--do it. If you have any task to perform to-day--do it Now. If the matter cannot possibly be performed to-day, stop bothering about it, and get to work doing the things of to-day. But don't get into that miserable habit of putting off things until later in the day, or later in the week--do them _now_. The old proverb: "Procrastination is the thief of time," is true, but it does not go far enough. Procrastination is not only the thief of time, but the thief of energy--the thief of efficiency--the thief of success. We have had much to say about living in the Now--about not dwelling in the past or fretting about the future. And all this is true, and I will probably say it over and over again during the year, because I believe in it, and wish you to get acquainted with the idea. But living in the Now does not merely mean the thinking of the thoughts of to-day--the carrying of the burdens of to-day--the meeting of the problems of to-day. It also means the doing of the WORK of to-day.