I think that is just a part of getting older.  I have been feeling the same way about wondering if I am putting things off too much.  I have a feeling most people don't do that big thing and wish they would have waited longer.  More likely they wish they had done it sooner.

I'm not much of a waiting person myself. I constantly seek change, so waiting around for something to come to me just isn't my style. I have been putting off this potential move to Costa Rica for a few years now, but it is just so hard to leave NYC when I have such a sweet deal on rent with a school commute that is 2 blocks away. At least in NYC, waiting gets you nowhere. Even if I haven't moved for 5 years, NYC keeps me constantly engaged, so I'm never sitting around waiting for something unless I want to be taking it easy.

Sadistic behaviours abound in our society where people who were at the receiving end of pain and hurt feel that every other person should have a share of what they went through. Unleashing vengeance on others would not make you heal but would quickly turn you into a monster.

I don't think the mere act of *expecting* better or more, as the case may be, is bad. So far, it seems to me things have an unnerving habit of turning out how we expect they will.  From what I've seen, people who don't expect to amount to much typically don't. People who expect things to go badly for them are often right.

So personally, I expect a lot.
*But.* I also hold myself to that "a lot" standard. I don't expect things to come *to* me without effort or kick. I give a lot, I make a lot of effort. But I do also expect things that might appear big or quite "out there" for others. I think you need both. Both to give it your best, and to expect best. Or at least, as you said, better.

That's for entitlement.
As for waiting for better moment, better health, etc. to take care of what needs it, I think there's mostly just now. Better things could come, but so could worse. How long can you afford to wait in the hope that "better" is the right bet?

 !PGM

I think outside of sickness, putting things off and waiting for a better time is because of laziness, or thinking one has a lot of time later. If one is sick, they should focus on getting better. Doing things too soon can make the problem worse. 

At this point You are right to say that you like writing even you are not feeling well. 
When you want to throw your thoughts, it can also gives lesson to the reader. 
I think all of us have bound ourselves to some extent with time. We should do our best every time no matter what times gives us. New challenges and we should accept all. 

I just have a belief that everyone is waiting for one thing or the other and if we all are being asked, the majority of us are waiting for the better days ahead
That’s what I feel

There are some times where you quite simply have to wait for better conditions regardless of how desperately you feel otherwise.  Like if you're sick, you just have to wait til you get better or not only will you take longer to get better, you will take longer doing crappy substandard work which will suck for longer than if you'd just rested and gotten better and then started doing good enough work XP

Meanwhile there's points where good enough is good enough and other points where I don't see why anyone would wallow in good enough when better can be done.

ps speaking of better I hope that's what you are feeling :)

Most people do these unintentionally and wait for better days. 

Every time is a time for better. I have always said these, if you choose the good or right things you do or the people you do it to then you are no different from a bad person. 

I stopped expecting a high price for HIVE. But I will wait for a good SPS price in this market :)

Here these symptoms are common with the viruses I mentioned in the previous post. Also, fever with severe arthralgia and chronic cough.

I understand you, sometimes it happens to me.
It's not that you're passive, it's that sometimes you think too much.
It's a bad habit that I found difficult to get rid of. I used to think and plan too much. The result: It took a long time to do some things I wanted, and therefore, it was wasted time.

Now I do things without thinking jajajjaja, but it has been satisfying.