Day 2

So I got some positive feedback from a couple different people yesterday about my post and it got me really excited to post some more. Hopefully I can keep it up to everyones liking, so here we go:

I find that waking up on "the right side of the bed" is key to a great day! So here are some ideas that I personally enjoy doing, hopefully they can work for you too!

     Attempt #1 at starting your day: Wake up, smile, think about something funny and just start laughing. It will probably start off as a "fake" laugh but I swear it is contagious and you will just start laughing because you are trying to laugh and then you will begin to laugh at yourself for trying to laugh and then it will become a "real" laugh. Not only will you wake up laughing you will then be ready to start a day full of laughter and good fun, plus it puts you in a really good mood and it's healthy for you! (Laugh often) and (Laugh more)

     Attempt #2: Set your alarm/ipod or whatever it is that you wake up to, to a song that puts you in a good mood. Your favorite song, a song that reminds you of someone special, or a song that just makes you want to get up and dance! Don't question it just do it!! (and leave comments on here if you want of your favorite song, you never know; a song that makes you happy can be a new song to someone else that they enjoy!)

     Attempt #3: Get up, put on your running shoes and go for a walk/jog/or run. Clear your mind before the day even begins and start fresh. Think of all the things you want to accomplish that day and do it. Don't procrastinate, don't say you can't do it, or there is isn't enough time in the day, or you feel like it is to hard to get done, just do it, set your goals for the day and keep to them. At the end of the day you can look back and feel great that you accomplished so much!

I have found that by doing these you feel 1,000 times better at the end of the day and refreshed at that start of your day!! Hope this helps you enjoy tomorrow a little bit more. Enjoy <3

Quote: "Reflect on your greatest weakness, and realize how it is your greatest strength."