What I’m Most Excited About the Future

Daily writing prompt
What are you most excited about for the future?

Hello dear friends,
I hope this blog finds you in a cheerful mood and a hopeful frame of mind.

Today’s writing prompt has stirred something deep within me:
“What are you most excited about for the future?”

This seemingly simple question is like a window flung open to a world of dreams, possibilities, and transformations yet to come.

For someone like me, who has seen the sun rise and set over many decades, the future is not merely a continuation of days—it’s an opportunity to evolve, explore, and leave a legacy.

And believe me, I am more excited now about the future than I was in my youth.

First and foremost, I am excited about personal reinvention.
Gone are the days when the later years of life meant slowing down.

Today, retirement is no longer a sunset; it’s a second sunrise. I’ve discovered new talents—writing poetry, painting vivid canvases, making short videos with heartfelt emotion, and connecting with people around the world.

Each new day offers a chance to learn a fresh skill, express a forgotten emotion, or polish a long-buried dream.

The thrill of becoming excites me—becoming more creative, more reflective, and more aware.

I am most thrilled about the future of storytelling and art.
Technology has now become a friend of the artist.

With just a smartphone and an idea, I can transform a thought into a digital painting, a memory into a blog, or a whisper of the soul into a poem that may resonate across continents.

Creative platforms have democratized expression. The young and old alike now have tools to share their truth, their stories, and their imagination with the world.

The thought that my voice, once tucked away in a bank ledger or buried in busy routines, can now inspire others is a profound and joyous realization.

I am excited to see where this path leads—perhaps to exhibitions of my artwork, to a published poetry collection, or even a feature on a storytelling platform. The canvas of the future looks bright and full of possibility.

More than material accomplishments, I look forward to building a legacy of joy and wisdom. I want to be remembered as someone who celebrated life with poetry, dance, laughter, and gratitude.

As my granddaughter grows, I am excited to share stories with her—not just bedtime tales, but values disguised as metaphors. I wish to be a part of her memory, a warm figure in her inner landscape.

Passing on the torch—not in a ceremonial sense, but through the glow of everyday moments—is a future I deeply cherish.

The rapid rise of AI, space exploration, biotechnology, and digital learning is both astonishing and energizing. As someone who spent years working with numbers and finance, it excites me to now witness how technology and compassion can merge to build a better world.

Imagine a world where diseases are detected early, learning is accessible to all, climate issues are addressed with intelligent design, and art is preserved and enhanced through digital tools.

And yet, amidst this innovation, the human spirit remains central. That excites me most—the promise of balance between progress and purpose.

Not every excitement lies in the grand scheme of things. Some of it lies in the simplicity of ordinary life—the idea of waking up to a fresh breeze, enjoying a cup of green tea with a poem in hand, or dancing slowly with my partner under a rainy sky.

I am excited about stillness too—because in silence, life whispers its deepest meanings.

So, what am I most excited about for the future?
Everything that allows me to live with purpose, connect deeply, express freely, and love endlessly.

I believe the best is yet to come—not because it will be perfect, but because I have learned how to embrace it.

Dear reader, I invite you to pause and ask yourself:
What are you excited about for the future?
Let that question guide your steps and illuminate your days.

As for me, I’ll continue painting, writing, dreaming—and sharing it all with you.

With love and hope,
Vijay Verma
www.retiredkalam.com



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31 replies

  1. very nice

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  2. Your excitement is contagious! Verma ji 🌟 The future sparkles brighter because you’re meeting it with an open heart, bold creativity, and such tender wisdom. Keep painting, writing, and loving—the world needs your light. And thank you for the beautiful nudge to reflect… my answer? *More moments like this.* 🥂✨

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    • Thank you so much for your heartfelt words and beautiful energy ❤️
      Your response truly touched me. Yes, more moments like this—that’s what makes the journey worthwhile.

      I’m grateful that my reflections resonated with you.
      Let’s keep inspiring each other, one thought, one story, and one smile at a time. 🌿✨ Here’s to the light we all carry—and the joy of sharing it. 🥂💛

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  3. Wonderful post, as always, Vijay!! Here you wrapped it all up in a profound and wise way: “The future is not merely a continuation of days—it’s an opportunity to evolve, explore, and leave a legacy.” Precious words to live by!! Thank you for this great read! Much enjoyed! Sending light and blessings to you and yours 🙏✨

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    • Thank you so much for your kind and thoughtful words! 🌟
      I’m truly touched that the message resonated with you. That line you highlighted is a reminder I hold close to my heart—every day offers us the chance to grow and give something meaningful to the world.

      I’m grateful for your support and encouragement. Sending light, warmth, and many blessings your way too. 🙏✨
      Let’s keep walking this journey of reflection and creation together! 💫

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  4. Swarnadeep Banerjee's avatar

    I was a Good painter once, leaned it all by myself, by about age 12 I could draw accurate pencil portraits…but that sperm is lost….running behind my parents’dreams, I stopped drawing, painting and handicrafts a long time ago…but getting back that passion and finding time to paint again one day still exides me….

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    • Thank you for sharing such a heartfelt reflection. 🌟 It’s never too late to reconnect with the spark that once lit up your soul. The artist in you never truly left—it’s just been waiting patiently beneath the surface, ready to breathe again. 🎨💫

      Sometimes life pulls us in different directions, but the dreams that are truly ours always find a way back. I believe that passion is still alive in you, and when you do pick up the pencil or brush again, it will feel like coming home. Wishing you the joy of rediscovery—and may your hands once again bring to life the beauty your heart holds. 🖌️🌈

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      • Swarnadeep Banerjee's avatar

        My kundali says that I will excel in anything creative that I wish to pursue…recently with good hope I am trying to make some time to write blogs on two of my biggest interests, Indian defence infrastructure and the evergreen culture and history of Hinduism. Please visit my blog and share your thoughts whenever you have time….

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        • That’s truly inspiring! 🌟
          Your kundali seems to echo what your heart already knows—that creativity is your true calling. It’s wonderful to hear that you’re now channeling that energy into blogging about such rich and meaningful subjects.
          Indian defense and the profound heritage of Hinduism both hold immense depth, and your voice can bring fresh perspective and insight to them.

          I would be honored to visit your blog and share my thoughts. Keep nurturing this beautiful journey—it’s never too late to create, to express, and to shine. Wishing you continued inspiration and fulfillment in all that you do! 🙏✨

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    • Thank you so much! 😊
      Your kind words mean a lot.
      I truly believe that a positive outlook helps us find beauty and purpose even in the smallest moments.
      Here’s to staying inspired, uplifting each other, and embracing every step of the journey with hope and heart. 🌟🙏

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  5. Your optimism is remarkable. I sometimes see the world with a rain cloud hovering over it. You see sunshine.

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    • Thank you for your kind words. ☀️
      I believe both the raincloud and the sunshine are part of life’s beauty—they each have something to teach us. Some days I’ve felt the storm too, but I’ve learned that even rain nourishes growth.

      If my words bring a little light, it’s only because I’ve walked through my own shadows and still choose to hope. And you know what? Even a sky with clouds can have rays of gold breaking through. We’re all just helping each other find them. 🌦️💛

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  6. 🤔🙂‍↔️why downcast sinner into hell?

    No money, no honey.
    Where is beautiful lady?
    Hell.

    A place without Christians.

    I never seen a Christian in my life.

    You hypocrite

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    • Hypocrite gandi I rebuke you, in the name of thrista, Jesus Christ of Nazareth.I command your body to be thrown into hell and being burned for eternity amen. AMEN! Hallelujah

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      • This things must come true, GOD.

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      • I’m here to foster respectful, thoughtful, and kind conversations. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or upset, you’re not alone—and you’re always welcome to share what’s truly on your heart in a way that encourages understanding and peace.

        If you’d like to talk about faith, spirituality, or anything meaningful to you, I’m happy to listen and engage respectfully. Let’s keep this space open for positive and constructive dialogue. 🙏

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        • As a preacher of Jesus Christ, we do not need your human compassion. You hypocrite.
          In Jesus we pray.
          God bless.
          You do not comprehend the things of GOD! Repent and believe baptized!
          Again! Repent, and be baptized!
          I say that warning again! Repent, and be baptized!

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    • It sounds like you’re expressing a lot of strong emotions, possibly frustration or disappointment. If you’re open to it, I’d be happy to listen and help you reflect or reframe things in a more positive and respectful direction.

      We’re all on different journeys, shaped by our backgrounds, beliefs, and experiences—and kindness and understanding go a long way in bridging those differences. If there’s something on your mind that you’d like to talk about more clearly, feel free to share.

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      • You still believe you can believe in whatever?

        Your fellow citizens the indias went to college with me, and I rebuked all of you. You liars and lazy and fat servants

        Go to heaven?

        You worth nothing

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    • It sounds like you’re expressing a lot of strong emotions, possibly frustration or disappointment. If you’re open to it, I’d be happy to listen and help you reflect or reframe things in a more positive and respectful direction.

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    • Yes… may your deepest hopes and dreams be fulfilled, with the grace and timing only God understands. 🙏✨

      Keep believing, keep striving, and keep your heart open—what is meant for you will never pass you by. Trust in the journey, for faith has a quiet way of making miracles happen. 🌟

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      • Do not say in your heart I will rest easy. Proverb Bible chapter 1-31

        Do not say to yourself: God send me here, God send me there. Bible acts chapter find yourself

        Do not say to you self, God will bless me no matter what. Bible chapter genesis to revelation

        Do not say to yourself good luck today, tomorrow keep drink and marry. Bible cruxifiction ✝️

        Do not say to yourself this man is demon, he has demon, she has demon. In Jesus we pray and cast out Satan, in Jesus we raise you from death ✝️repent

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