Today there is no deadline, no onebody to asks me whenif this this document is completed, and no clients to complains that my presentation is too difficult to understand. Today there is no deadline, nobody to ask me if this this document is completed, and no clients to complain that my presentation is too difficult to understand.

Today isI have no deadline, no ones. Nobody will asks me when this document iswill be completed, and no client will complains that my presentation is too difficult to understand. Today I have no deadlines. Nobody will ask me when this document will be completed, and no client will complain that my presentation is too difficult to understand.

If you use present verb tenses in this way, it is implied that asking you about the document or complaining about the presentation is a regular activity. Since that is clearly not true in this context, I adapted the verb tenses.

Today ishere are no deadline, ns today. No one asksed me when this document is completed, and no client complainsed that my presentation is too difficult to understand. There are no deadlines today. No one asked me when this document is completed, and no client complained that my presentation is too difficult to understand.

Today there is no deadline, no one asks me when this document is completed, and no client complains that my presentation is too difficult to understand. Today there is no deadline, no one asks me when this document is completed, and no client complains that my presentation is too difficult to understand.

I waoke up and seeaw everything around me clearly. I woke up and saw everything around me clearly.

I waoke up and seeaw everything around me clearly. I woke up and saw everything around me clearly.

Same comment as above.

I waoke up and seeaw everything around me clearly. I woke up and saw everything around me clearly.

When people aren't restrained by anything, they tend to see things more clearly, without rushing to make judgments or considerathasty decisions. When people aren't restrained by anything, they tend to see things more clearly, without rushing to make judgments or hasty decisions.

But will that cause me to miss the opportunityies? But will that cause me to miss opportunities?

If you mean this as a general statement (which seems to be the case) it's better to put "opportunities" in plural.

After all, today is still a new day, tomorrow is the same, and from now on it will be the sames will every day from now. After all, today is still a new day, tomorrow is the same, as will every day from now.

KI will keep myself going on. I will keep myself going.

KI must keep myself going onmotivated and keep going. I must keep myself motivated and keep going.

Keep myself going on. Keep myself going.

Keep myself going on/keep going onwards Keep myself going /keep going onwards