How To Write Your Good Day Manifesto
Sit down, grab a pen and a piece of paper and then answer this question:
What does it mean to me to live a good day?
Now, describe it.
- Let your thoughts spill in the form of ink on paper.
- Once it’s ready, print it and read it daily.
- Let it be the guiding light to your days.
- Let it be the sun to the sunflower that is you.
- Follow its rays from east to west, and allow it to remind you of your strength and power in how you choose to frame your days.
- When you feel too rushed, consumed, or overwhelmed, let it remind you to slow down and reflect, once again, on what matters most to you.
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