Dear Readers,
I know this this may sound weird to say, but I like having BAD days! They always build better days!
I remember the first time I realized that having a bad was a really good thing. It was my first or second year of teaching. Actually, my sister-friend, Danika, pointed it out to me. I was telling her how I had had a bad day. She told me that I always figured out a solution, so it was okay that I had a bad day. I am so very grateful to her because, before she told me that, I hadn’t thought of it like that. She made me think of my bad days in a whole new way.
So, now when I’m having a bad day, I’m not thinking of it as a bad day. I’m thinking of it as a building day.
Just remember these when you have a bad day!
Special 2 Me 
Absolutely agree. Sometimes my worst days are the days I do the most introspection and productive adapting. My 2 sons have autism and my wife and I also notice that their biggest leaps in progress happen after a period of struggle or worsening of behaviors. It’s as if they used that stressful time to process some things internally then decide to come at the world in a new way. Nice post!
Thank you Todd. Happy that you enjoyed it.