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Bright Day

As I woke up this morning, the song that came to my mind was one of the songs we sang during my primary school days: 'the day is bright, it's bright and clear, O happy day, the day of joy, the day is bright, it's bright and clear, O happy day of joy'. Guess you remember it right? Does it make any sense today being the first working day of the year? I believe it does. The day is bright, full of opportunities to advance and move forward to achieving your goals and targets. The day is clear- a brand new day to set the pace, to kick start all you had highlighted for the year 2016, and clear enough to begin to write the success story of this year in your career, academics, businesses, relationships, calling etc.
It's a happy day because this is the first monday in 2016 and you are privileged to see it. Happy day because it's starting a new dawn in your life and endeavours. Thirdly, it's just must be a beautiful one for you. And finally it's your day of joy. I believe everyone will have a good day and even if you're not privileged to have one, it's still a day of joy. No one have access to your joy bank, no one can steal your joy unless you give the permit. So, you have all the joy you can have and circumstances notwithstanding, you can always choose to be joyful because when you are joyful you are lifeful.
Go out with happiness, go out joyfully because today is bright and clear and because today, like every other day of the year, you'll be writing and working out your success story.
It's indeed a bright day.
©theINSIGHT 2016

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