Life is very beautiful and full of opportunities for growth in the different areas that comprise it: material, spiritual, emotional, etc. However, it happens that sometimes we do not take advantage of it, which can be a reason for depression or sadness in our lives.
Well, a few days ago I was given an example that made me reflect. It was that if today we go out to sell, for example, bread, and it does not sell, let us not be discouraged, but rather let us be thankful that we ended the day in good health and that we will have a new opportunity the next day.
Therefore, I would like to emphasize here that, in effect, every day is a new opportunity and that if one day did not go well in something specific, it does not mean that the next one will be the same. The same applies to any kind of temporality: weeks, months, even years.
Seeing life in this way fills us with optimism and creates in us a very positive attitude to assume it since it gives us an orientation or a purpose to follow. For example, every day is for me a new opportunity to be happy, to serve, to grow as a person. What does this mean? How important these things are for me.
Also, every day is an opportunity to continue with our projects, for example, often when I was a student, if I started a job on a certain day, I wanted to finish it that same day. That was until a friend told me that it was better to rest and the next day to continue with it. The same applies to any type of work or goal we have planned.
This may seem basic or simple but sometimes we do not take it into account enough, because we tend to be stubborn with what we set out and we get distressed when we do not achieve it in the time we have established.
This does not mean that we are conformists, on the contrary, the ideal would be to comply with the established planning but if we do not achieve it, let us not stress, because tomorrow there will also be another opportunity and, if not, the day after tomorrow. The important thing is to always maintain a positive attitude towards life and not to waste everything it has to offer.