Find joy in your everyday life.
It’s been a week filled with joy for me! My book, Zesty Changes, released on Tuesday after 3 years of being in production. It’s been a blessing to get these stories from 30 amazing women into the world.
All of this celebrating has me remembering a time when I struggled to find pockets of joy when I was at my lowest. I know first hand how difficult it can be to find gratitude and happiness when you’re in a dark place.
If you struggle with picking out joy in your everyday life, here are five ways you can identify what makes you happy:
- Keep a daily gratitude journal. Write down what you are grateful to have, even the small things.
- Get Up with a plan to do something just for you today. Prioritize your happiness!
- Get Dressed in something that is cheerful and makes you feel happy.
- Get Out and do one thing you love to do, that you haven't done in a while, that makes you smile. It can be as simple as taking a walk, going to the library, or grabbing lunch from your favorite place.
- Get connected by calling someone or scheduling a tea date with a happy friend.
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