you have developed an appropriately defensive frame of mind, only to realize later that you had been given the wrong advice? And what if the news was good and it got you excited, until you began to doubt that it was really intended for you? Success, today, depends on your ability to recognize where an opportunity has your name on it and to see, too, where a problem carries no such inscription.Remember the old Beatles' song, Yesterday? It has a haunting melody and an evocative message. We all pine for a past to which we wish we could return, if only so that we could seize an opportunity that we didn't recognize. Yet it may not be good for us to indulge such yearnings. We can become so caught up in them that we no longer have any constructive energy left with which to tackle the needs of the present. Yet your tomorrows can yet compensate for so many yesterdays - if you now apply your positivity to the present.