Starting Your Day Right

I have a book by Joyce Meyer for over 15 years. It’s a daily devotional titled ‘Starting your day right’. I have a physical copy and an e-copy.

The good thing about this devotional is you can use it every and any year. Now, the thing is,  I keep hoping to….but I have never followed it from January to December. Maybe I will someday… fingers crossed, 2026.

Today, I sat at my desk and got it set up for a fresh day, and I decided to take a photo. I tagged it in my photo gallery; “starting the day right”.

Just as I sat back to relax and enjoy the morning at work, I remembered, just last week, I was on my way to work when I stopped for a convenience break and saw some wild flowers, I paused and picked them and took them on the rest of the drive to work. They made my day good.

I may not follow Joyce’s daily devotional all of the time, but I guess I’m conscious about how I begin my day.

How do you start your day? Are you intentional about the positives?… About keeping it right?

Coincidence?

A couple of nights ago, my sisters and I had a sleepover…we hardly did the sleeping part though.

We all had our children with us so it was a loud and fun night.

We talked from one topic to another and somehow we found ourselves at Affirmations and positive thinking.

Angela shared testimonies how repeating affirmations had brought a lot of beautiful things her way.

I made mental notes from her stories and thought about a few affirmations I could work with.

I had done a sketch guide for myself at the beginning of July…it kind of went just like I declared. July was pretty amazing.

Somewhere mid sleepover, I tuned into the Elevation Church worship experience of the day and there he was…the pastor, saying almost the exact same things we had been talking about…and with scripture to back it up.

That wasn’t some recorded sermon from weeks or months or even days ago…it was the same day.

Coincidence?

I think not.

I strongly believe God sent a message and He is trying to confirm it

I think I’m going to pay attention and listen.