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What strategies do you use to increase comfort in your daily life?

3 Simple Ways I Make My Day More Comfortable

After years of doing different things to add comfort to my daily life, I have come up with some tried and true things.

I no longer fight it.

I realized I am wired a certain way, and I have learned to embrace it.

Daily Comfort #1

I begin each day with some form of worship. I read my Bible and engage in reflective and spiritual journaling. I will read, pray, and give thanks to God.

This sets my tone for the rest of the day.

I have found in the past that when I put off doing my devotion for later in the day. I rarely do it. The day has already consumed me, and it is harder for me to calm myself down to do my devotion and give it the attention it is due.

The last part of my devotion is that I always ask God to lead and guide my day. I do not want to misrepresent him with hostility, anger, or hurt words towards others. I always need to think before I speak. And to choose my words wisely.

Daily Comfort #2

I always have to stay connected with my family. With my husband, we have our daily routine that we enjoy. Our children are grown, and our grandchildren are growing up; it’s time for us.

We have our routine, and we enjoy it.

As for my family, every day someone reaches out to me, or I reach out to them. Whether it is in the form of a text message, phone call, or they drop by for a visit.

Daily Comfort #3

I always do some form of self-love and self-care. Here is a short list

Walk

Yoga

Read

Nails Done

Protect my space from negativity

Read

Write

These are the things I do to make my daily life more comfortable.

Amen!

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