Hell start with one if need be. The goal is to always be looking for the positive in each day. Yes, that's also for when you had the worst day and want to punch the next person who even dares to look at you.
It's easy and helps reframe the bad days. When you struggle to find a postive aspect in the day, you should say i'm grateful for being alive with a furture full of possibilities. Simple but does the trick in the long run.
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