Good in Every Day

When I first started my healing journey from sexual abuse I was going to therapy weekly to address my childhood. Even though it was good for me, it opened the door to a lot of buried trauma. Flashbacks, nightmares, and daily triggers became the norm. As a result, I got depressed. 

After an extremely bad day, I found myself on the floor saying, “This day sucked.” I know bad days are a part of life, but I was having a lot of them, and I didn’t like that. I didn’t want to get into the pattern of feeling like I was always having a bad day.

So, whenever I felt like I had a bad day, I would challenge myself to find the good in it.
This soon became a fun game that I would play with myself at the end of the day. I called it my “High of the Day” game. Doing this took my focus off of the bad and put it on the good.

I soon became happier and developed a healthier mindset. This practice became my favorite part of the day.

When the idea of SUP came about I knew I had to make a High of the Day wristband. But calling it that didn’t feel right; I thought it would be misinterpreted. So I decided to call it the “Good in Every Day” wristband.