Imagine you're standing by the window with a nice cup of coffee or maybe a tea in your hand.

Here, if you're in a safe space, close your eyes.

Let's go somewhere in our mind.

Imagine yourself at your window.

Just looking out.

Maybe you get a sweater on, maybe a sweatshirt, something comfortable.

Coffee in hand.

Outside, the sky fills with clouds.

The day's kind of gray.

Uncertain. Ah. It's another. A day is kind of gray, uncertain.

Ah, it's another one of those days, you say.

The weather mirrors something that's inside of you.

These days feel like a tight sweater, right?

Kind of constricting, kind of just not really too comfortable to begin with. But why do we crave blue skies? Really, serious question. I mean, what's wrong

with the cloudy day? Cloudy days, they're different.

They ask us to slow down, to reflect, and we generally resist.

We're taught to seek the sun.

We're taught to chase clear skies.

But cloudy skies, they have their own clarity. They bring a softer world,

a muted landscape, right? It's not always about the brightness. Sometimes it's more about the

depth. I mean, cloudy days, well, they're like life.

Challenging sometimes.

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