Day 83 and 84 were simple days.
No big milestones. No dramatic realisations. Just regular life unfolding responsibilities, routines, small conversations, unfinished tasks.
And yet, something important stayed constant:
I kept choosing peace.
The Power of Regular Days
Most of life happens on ordinary days.
Not on breakthroughs.
Not on celebrations.
But in routines.
Waking up.
Managing home.
Thinking about goals.
Handling small emotions that come and go.
Earlier, I used to wait for special days to feel good.
Now I’m learning that regular days are where real growth lives.
Making Peace a Priority
There were moments that could have pulled me into stress.
Small irritations.
Mental noise.
The urge to rush.
But both days, I kept asking myself a simple question:
What protects my peace right now?
Sometimes the answer was silence.
Sometimes stepping away.
Sometimes letting things go faster than usual.
Sometimes not reacting at all.
Peace is not automatic.
It is chosen.
The Shift I Notice
I’m not trying to control everything anymore.
I’m not trying to win every situation.
I’m not trying to prove I’m right.
I’m learning something softer and stronger:
Not everything deserves my energy.
And that realisation feels freeing.
Peace Doesn’t Mean Doing Nothing
Choosing peace didn’t mean avoiding responsibilities.
I still did what needed to be done.
But the difference was internal.
Less tension.
Less mental argument.
Less emotional exhaustion.
More acceptance.
More presence.
More breathing space.
What Day 83 & 84 Taught Me
• Ordinary days shape our inner world
• Peace is a daily decision
• Letting go saves energy
• Not reacting is sometimes the strongest response
• Calm is something we practice, not something we wait for
Closing Reflection
Day 83 and 84 reminded me that life does not need to be extraordinary to feel meaningful.
Regular days can be peaceful.
Routine can be grounding.
Silence can be healing.
I am learning to live gently.
To move steadily.
To protect my peace – even on the most ordinary days.
And that is progress. 🤍✨
Unfiltered thoughts by Anu 