Refocus
To move on shift your focus to what you still got in your life.
The people, the passions, and the things you sometimes may take for granted like a roof over your head and clean water.
Tapping into gratitude in this way helps to put things into perspective and to not let disappointment overwhelm and derail your whole week.
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