“Make it a great day!”

This is something to live by. My father first told me a story about someone he knows who uses this quote quite often. We always kind of joke around over the phone, saying this line to eachother because we’re always having some crazy kind of a day. Think about it though... it really has good meaning. 

 We both try to keep this in mind and use it all of the time now.

It’s important to make each day special, make it count, and enjoy it to the fullest!

What makes your days great? Is it a friend or family member you spend time with? A place you travel to? A hobby you have? A random person on the street that asks how you are doing? Is it a good grade in school? An accomplishment at work? There is no right or wrong answer, all that matters is how it makes you feel. If you feel it’s a great day then that’s what counts!

So keep this in mind and say it to at least one person each day, keep it going, and help everyone to “Make it a great day!” When you hear this, it encourages you to take that extra step. Appreciate each day, make it count, and make it special.



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“Make it a great day!”

*Bethany

“You won’t find the answers by looking at the stars, it’s a journey you’ll have to take by looking inside yourself. You must find your own destiny.”- Christopher Reeve

Recently I made the decision to make a career change to further my experience and knowledge and take my design skills to the next level. With any new endeavor, there are adjustments as well as challenges and that is exactly what I have been experiencing.

My mind has been on overload and the tasks which seemed so simple before have become more than I thought at times, I could handle. Each day I have to give myself a little push and look at situations with a new perspective. I have allowed myself to overcome certain challenges and embrace this opportunity in the interior design industry which I’ve been searching for quite some time now.



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Some things to keep in mind…

·                   Ask questions

·                   “Keep calm and carry on”

·                   Organize yourself

·                   Take a step back and look at the big picture.

·                   Be open-minded to learning new methods for   things which you may have been amazingly great at, which now are done differently and may have put you at the bottom of the pole. Don’t worry… it will only get better : )

Go Forward > > >

*Bethany