Did you realize that two-thirds of the population claim that when they begin their Sunday with positive affirmations it makes a great difference in the rest of their week? Sunday mornings are something special, that quiet interval between the activity of the week and the prospect of rest. It is the ideal moment to meditate, revitalize and revisit what is really important!
Did you know that individuals who begin their Saturday mornings with gratitude will be 25 percent more likely to indicate a greater level of life satisfaction during the course of the weekend?
Ever heard the story that Memorial Day was first known as Decoration Day and started as a method of honoring Union soldiers that died in the Civil War? This holy day has now become a lot deeper as millions of Americans now stop and reflect on the final sacrifice of our gallant soldiers in uniform.
Did you hear that Thursday is called after Thor, the Nordic god of thunder, power and defence? What is more likely to marshal that powerful energy than upward Thursday blessings!
Did you realize that a thoughtful good afternoon message can make someone feel up to 23 percent better?
And do you know that more than 2.8 million people aim to find a way to celebrate their dead fathers on their birthdays annually? The death of a father is among the greatest tragedies of life and his birthday might be priceless and hurtful at the same time.
Did you realize that sending a friendly good evening message could improve relationships by 23 percent as per new communication research findings?
Have you heard that Friday is regarded as the most blessed day of the week in most of the spiritual traditions? It is our natural instinct to be grateful and reflective as we come to the end of another challenging week.
Did you know that 73 percent of individuals take their best friends to be part of the family? In the case of that special guy who is now your brother or another mamma, it is worth celebrating his birthday with the same relevance as when you are celebrating any of your relatives!
Suppose I were to tell you that what you say the first thing in the morning to each other might change entirely the whole day of one person or another? Research indicates that positive morning relationships have the potential to increase mood and productivity by 31 percent!