if you truly seek the serenity to accept the things you cannot change, the courage to change the things you can, and the wisdom to know the difference, then it’s time to get radically honest with yourself.

a foolproof, grounded way to step back into the driver’s seat of your life is to recognize where you’re giving your power away… and one of the sneakiest culprits? complaining.

for Day 14 of The Bright Eyed and Bushy Tailed Series, your challenge is this: take meaningful action toward fixing something you constantly complain about. just one thing (and bonus points if you can make it fun!).

it doesn’t have to be dramatic or life-altering. today, for me, it meant tackling the ever-growing pile of dishes in my sink — a small mountain that was slowly sapping my energy.

the beauty of this exercise lies in its simplicity. when you stop passively venting about what’s wrong and instead choose to respond with intention, something shifts. you move from reaction to creation.

whether it’s reorganizing your cluttered workspace, finally unsubscribing from those 87 marketing emails, or setting a boundary in a relationship — it all counts. because every small act of responsibility is a vote for the kind of life you actually want to live. a life architected with joy, clarity, and purpose at its center. and it can start by identifying one thing that’s been dragging your energy down and turn your complaint into a catalyst.

you’re more powerful than you’ve been led to believe, and progress starts with a single step, taken by you.

YOU GOT THIS!

💘, HANNA