When you open your eyes first thing in the morning and reach to turn off the alarm,

what inspires you to throw off the covers and get out of bed?

Really, you don't need to get out of bed at all.

You could pull the blanket over your head and go back to sleep. But you're probably unlikely to do that.

There are errands to run.

There are kids to take to school, people to see, all the everyday things you do.

And no matter how small they seem, there are reasons to get out of bed in the morning.

But there's one unique reason why you might feel especially motivated. Every day you're able to enjoy every, wait for it,

accident. I'm going to say that again, every day you're able to enjoy every accident, every mishap, every mistake.

In a few moments of just general chaos, it's all perspective, to be honest. But imagine that one morning that,

let's say you run out of shampoo because you forgot to buy some the day before.

You spill coffee on your shirt because you use a different mug than usual.

And you forgot to pick up your pants from the dry cleaners.

So you're doing the presentation in a pair of jeans.

All these things sound like the beginning of a bad day, but what if, what if a little bit of chaos is actually good for you? What if embracing it can motivate you to face the day?

Stress and burnout, they are signs that you deserve a much needed break. And I think

we're all at that place right now. But nobody should have to juggle too many things all at once,

but life is unpredictable, even for the most mindful, relaxed, well-put-together person that you know.

And it might be one of the reasons why each day is so beautiful.

Hear me out. I'm Chad Lawson, and let's comment down in three, two, one. If you were living in your own personal

groundhog day where you had to live the same day over and over, it would be kind of nice

at first.

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