There is no time

We all use this phrase. "There is no time." That is the dilemma we all share--there just isn't enough time to do the things we want to do--sometimes even the things we need to do. We all say, "if I had more time, then I would..." paint; write; read; spend more time with family. You name it. We all have our own quarrel with the unstopping, uncaring clock face. But I think it is because our phrasing is incomplete.
Lately, I have complained at having no time to do the things I really want to do. But I realized that if I really want to do them, why don't I?
You see, there is always time, if we so decide. Our lives must be re-phrased as such:
"There is no time--like the present."