How do you know a perfect timing?

I.remember this chinese saying. now is the best time to.start. Time will.never get better.

The present is like a gift and it is worth starting today if it is possible. I think goal setting is worth doing. It is sensible to have one for doing in the next year, in five years and in 10 days. For many people retirement is a long time away. Yet it is worth saving money for it. Then you can get a comfortable old age.

I don't have that kind of ability. All I know is, when I need to get things done, just get up and do it. At least I'll get somewhere. Procrastinating and what if situations won't do much.

For me, perfect timing can be felt by us.

Well we have to figure that out. I mean there would be some prerequisite for anything to start. Once we have that it's perfect to build on those.

I don't know any indications of the perfect timing. But i used to listen,don't be in a hurry,everything has a right time.

You will really never know until you have decided to work on it and finished it.

I think I just know when the time is right.

Well, if God exists, could we say that everything happens in perfect timing, according to his timing? Otherwise to me, perfect timing is a bit of a hit, and a miss, sometimes. Sometimes perfect timing can be bad, for example. I am about to have my dinner, for example, and just as I place the fork into my food, the doorbell rings loudly. Is that perfect timing? And then, as I walk to the door, to answer it, my phone also rings then, at this exact same time, again perfect timing. This perfect timing in reverse, is known as Murphy's law. When a thing can go wrong, it will go wrong. The timing is always perfect for things to go wrong. I know what you mean though. Sometimes, we are in the right place at the right time, and it is up to us to take that opportunity when it presents itself to us, as it might not ever happen again, so perfectly, that the time, and the place, matches like this again.

There are gut feelings that would make you say "this is it", but most of the time good things come when you least expect it.