422 How to Change a Bad Day

Bad days happen whether you wish them to or not. Wouldn't it be nice to know how to change a bad day? Then you would change a bad day into a good day.

What is the definition of a bad day? It is different for each person, each family, each situation. There is no set definition as to why you have a bad day.

Maybe it's in your genes. Maybe it's a choice. 

Regardless, having a bad day is no fun no matter how you look at it. So whether it is split milk, the children who set you off, traffic, a disagreement with your spouse, a bad hair day, a missed bill payment, or an unexpected incident, you can turn it around. 

So how do you change a bad day into a good day?

The K.I.S.S. ~ Look for the GOOD in the opportunity of the bad!

1. GIVE. Go give a hug. Reach out and touch someone.


2. GRATITUDE. Be grateful for what you have, where you are.


3. GRACE. Give yourself grace. You are not expected to be perfect.


4. GO. Go groove and move your body. This moves you forward.

Would love to hear what you are working on.

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