The 365 Commitment

Celebrate Bad Days

I have decided to hold impromptu celebrations on really bad days. Like today. The day really sucked, excuse the harsh word. However, it is the truth. Having said that instead of winding up my day feeling sorry for myself and miserable, perhaps I should celebrate! Yah! Party time! I mean, why not? Is not a bad day actually good? What valuable lessons did I learn today? Maybe when we have a bad day, it is a great time to really take stock of where we are at and how we got to this point. Maybe you can turn a bad day into a great day, by wrapping things up with a nice celebration. Time to celebrate Guy’s worst day of the year! Whoohoo!

Guy

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