The Art Of “Saving The Day”: A Simple Trick When Life Gets Crazy

During the din and drive of daily life, taking out time for yourself can be tough. But Trina, aka @breatheintransformation, has a wonderful little idea that turns this thought into something small, attainable and beneficial. It’s called “saving the day,” — finding some calm and peace in one’s own life even when you’re down with busy schedules.

Let’s learn more about this trend if you want to turn your day around.

So, What Is “Saving the Day”?

Imagine you’re having a very busy day at work — deadlines are creeping, and stress is beginning to weigh on you. But instead of letting the pressure take over, there is something simple (but powerful) in your arsenal: saving the day!



The idea here is to do one small thing that makes you happy or calm amid all the madness. It could be as easy as taking a quick stroll outside, enjoying your most loved cup of tea or reading a few pages of your favorite book for a few minutes.

Read more here: 30 Things To Do Alone — Learn To Have Fun By Yourself

Why Does This Work?

What makes a day worth saving is how simple and effective it is. When you deliberately take time for yourself, not only are you lessening stress but also promoting good health. 




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Such little self-indulgences or “me-time” serve as touchstones in our busy lives; they keep us centered so that we can bounce back from difficult moments more easily.

How To Save Your Day?

1. Find Out What Stresses You:

Take a moment to identify any moments of stress or overwhelming feelings that you may be having. This could be at work on a busy day, while doing housework or even during social events.

2. Decide How You’ll Save The Day:

Think about one small thing you can do that brings you joy or relaxes you. It should be something simple that you can do wherever you are right now. For example:

a. If you’re at work take a short break and stretch, taking deep breaths.




b. At home spend a few minutes playing with your pet or listening to calming music.

c. During social events find somewhere quiet where you can just gather your thoughts for a minute.

3. Make This Wellness Trick A Habit:

Incorporate saving the day into your everyday life by making it a routine activity; set phone reminders or follow Trina’s lead and text a friend about your little act of self-care each time so that eventually looking after yourself becomes second nature

When You Save Your Day, This Is How It Impacts You

By learning how to save your day, you’re not only improving your own life but also serving as a good example to others. It helps to inculcate an attitude of self-love even in the simplest moments. 

You might notice that with time, you are more able to deal with pressure and solve problems more calmly and efficiently.

Saving the day is more than just a wellness trick — it’s a mindset shift that helps you to value your own needs amidst the demands of daily life. Whether you’re handling a busy workday or managing personal responsibilities, take a moment to save your day , it can make all the difference. 




So, next time you feel overwhelmed, ask yourself: “How can I save my day?” Embrace this simple trick and watch as it changes your outlook in remarkable ways.

Read more here: Struggling To Relax? Check These 7 Key ‘Stresslaxing Symptoms’ Now!

Don’t forget, sometimes it only takes a few seconds to turn your day around but the benefits can last a lifetime.

Share your thoughts on how to save your day in the comments below!

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