It is day two of the New Year! The "Happy New Year"
greetings are starting to fade and the reality of a new year is setting
in. Perhaps some have already blown their New Year's resolution or just
given up on the unrealistic goal they set for themselves. Others suffered
loss or a personal tragedy that has already put a damper on the New Year.
For some, the year is already shot, for others, the year will be classified as
a failure within weeks, or perhaps a few months and they will begin longing for
a fresh start in 2015.
I believe that we are probably all guilty of turning a five minute negative
situation into a bad day. We are quick to call two bad days at work a bad
week. Down for a week with an illness and our month is shot. Go
through a couple of rough months and we have ourselves a bad year! Psalms
118:24 (New International Version) says, This is the day the LORD has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it. The focus is on today and today only! When you
begin to focus on, and appreciate each individual day, you will realize that
one day cannot ruin the next day, the week, the month, the year or our
life! We have 365 opportunities to have a great day. Even if ten
percent of those days are the worse days of our lives, we still have 328 and a
half more days that can be good or even great!
So, go ahead and focus on the year
as a whole. You will either have a good year or a bad year. My
advice is to strive to have a Happy New Day 365 times. If you are up for
a challenge, I suggest ending every good day by writing "Good Day" on
a calendar. I suspect at the end of each week, month and at the end of
2014, you will find that your good days truly outweighed your bad days!
So all there is left to say
is: Thanks for reading and Happy New Day!
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