Simple joys with Hygge

For years, I found joy in the simplest of things. Little things, I call them. My belief that there can be immense pleasure and beauty in everyday ordinary activities, was a feeling hard to explain, harder to convince. In this fast paced life, it’ll only be a wonder if you find the time to stop and smell the roses. It is not our fault that we are like this, running frantically, with no idea where to, but for sure fast enough to seem busy and leave the rest behind. We are in constant competition and comparison, squeezing every second from the minute we get, trying hard to give our best, beat time, and make the most of the time we get.

How to feel better on a bad day

Bad days are like uninvited guests that we can’t wait to get rid of, but end up becoming patient hosts to, instead. However, sulking over a bad mood or a bad day isn’t going to do much. It will in fact, make things worse. It is important to acknowledge how you feel, even when the feeling is not quite pleasant, but you don’t have to let yourself dwell in it. It may not be easy to turn a bad day around but you sure can make it tolerable, with a little effort. Let me take you through a few tips to help you feel better on a bad day.