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6 Daily Habits that Will Make You More Optimistic (in 66 Days or Less)

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It takes roughly 66 days to form a habit. So for 9 weeks look at the bright side of your life, and you will rewire your brain.If the grass looks greener on the other side…Stop staring.Stop comparing.Stop complaining.And START watering the grass you’re standing on…Truly, the most powerful weapon against stress on the average day is our ability to choose one thought or response over another.

I was reminded of this today when a reader named Sarah sent me the following in an email (I’m sharing this with permission):“I sat down with my two daughters, ages six and eight, this afternoon to explain to them that we have to move out of our four-bedroom house and into a two-bedroom apartment for a year or two until I can find another job and build our savings back up.

It’s a conversation I’ve been avoiding for over a month, as I’ve struggled with the doubts and regrets of not being able to provide a financially stable household for us.

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