— Alexandra Hayes
Insights on Today's Quote
Not every story worth retelling is some grand, epic saga. Sometimes, it’s the small, absurd moments that stick—like the time you accidentally texted your boss instead of your best friend. Awkward? Sure. Hilarious? Definitely retell-worthy. The key is realizing that every choice, big or small, is part of the plot, and you’re both the protagonist and the author. A two-for-one deal, really.
So, why not make this year’s story one where you chase the impossible, laugh at the improbable, and stop waiting for perfection? Spoiler alert: perfection doesn’t exist—it’s like trying to find a unicorn at a gas station. Instead, just write. Scribble. Doodle.
Let your story be messy and brilliant and weird. Because when the year’s done, you’ll want a page-turner, not a snooze fest.
Today's Quote Challenge
Do one thing that feels like the opening line of an amazing story.
It could be as bold as signing up for a class you’ve always been curious about, as quirky as striking up a conversation with a stranger, or as simple as trying a new recipe that might end in culinary chaos.
The point is to step out of the ordinary and create a moment worth remembering. At the end of the day, jot it down somewhere—a journal, a sticky note, or even your phone.
Congratulations, you’ve written the first sentence of this year’s adventure.
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