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Good morning, tomorrow is Friday.
It's National Slap Your Coworker Day.
Ryan Reynolds, who said, quote,
"When you have expectations,
you are setting yourself
up for disappointment."
End quote.
Fewer expectations you place on others,
the freer you become to enjoy what is,
instead of stressing over what isn't.
Just under $38 trillion today.
The number one song on
this date back in 2000 was,
"Come On Over, Baby."
All I Want Is You by Christina Aguilera.
Mel Robbins, the Let Them Theory.
"If you spend your life trying to control
what people think of you,
you'll never have time to be yourself."
End quote.
Here's your takeaway today.
Let them think what they want.
Your energy is too precious
for someone else's storyline.
And okay, maybe just
air slap that coworker
that really deserves
it in your imagination.
And until then, have a fantastic day.