it’s never too late to turn a day around
long story short, my best friend passed a few months back, and earlier this week was his birthday.
hey friend,
I had a rough day recently.
long story short, my best friend passed a few months back, and earlier this week was his birthday.
the day spiraled, and I couldn’t shake the mood.
I was irritated by everything, my kids could tell, my wife too.
I buried myself in work, skipped exercise, ate like trash, just didn’t care.
the deeper I went, the worse it got.
by 7:45 p.m., I finally decided to do something about it.
checked my watch, I was at 10,000 steps.
I aim for 15,000 steps daily.
so I popped in headphones, hopped on the treadmill, and walked until I hit 15,000.
I already felt different.
then I knocked out a bunch of pushups.
then I jumped into the sauna, extra hot, extra long.
by 9:15, I felt like I was back to baseline.
I got my gear ready for a 5 a.m. wake-up so I could start fresh.
otherwise, I would’ve let that bad day bleed into the next.
I hit the ground running the next day.
I changed my state…
which changed my mindset…
which altered my future day.
my point?
it’s never too late to turn a day around.
I did it with barely any time left.
imagine if I’d taken the reins first thing.
this lesson applies to everything:
- business going south? cut the pity party, start acting.
- life not what you want? get to work.
- out of shape? get moving.
don’t let one bad day morph into two.
make the change now, even if it’s 7:45 p.m.
you’ll thank yourself tomorrow.
try harder,
JM