I am not sure "How your day treats you today". However, I can assure you, your tomorrow will be awesome.  If you regret and cry at the beginning of the day, you won't reach anywhere. Daily cleanup and follow-up is a regular regime to boost your mind and balance your life.  So wakeup!  Set your Happy Self-Care Awareness 21 days. 

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How this works and where it comes from? According to the Oxford Dictionary self-care is “the practice of taking an active role in protecting one’s own well-being and happiness, in particular during periods of stress”.

Practicing self-care is inner soul food. It makes you more confident and intellectual. It also provides:

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• Better Physical Health

• Better Mental Health

• Increased Productivity

• Self-Knowledge

 

Here's how you can ensure 21 days of complete self-care by doing these small things:

  

Day 1: Make a list of things that give you happiness.

Day 2: Connect with at least one friend or loved one.

Day 3: Practice an old hobby.

Day 4: It’s time to open the old photograph folder, rearrange and recall.

Day 5: Make a list of your choice of music/movie.

Day 6: Now it’s time to shake the body, pick an area of your home (or room), and give 20 minutes to clean it up.

Day 7: It’s your turn to make your tummy happy, cook or order your favorite food.

Day 8: Check out a new workout/yoga/meditation, even if it’s just for 15 minutes.

Day 9: Set alarm for a morning walk (20-minute walk).

Day 10: Create a vision board.

Day 11: Try from today to avoid screen time an hour before bed.

Day 12: It’s a green day. Let’s work in the garden or help someone to arrange their garden.

Day 13: Make a list of things you think are missing in life (it may give you mixed feelings).

Day 14: Read a book/blog/Journal from your childhood.

Day 15: Hang around alone, give yourself a surprise visit.

Day 16: Learn a new skill.

Day 17: Try something new in the kitchen.

Day 18: It is grooming day.

Day 19: Make a checklist of health.

Day 20: Go a day without social media

Day 21: Practise meditation for at least 10 mins  

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Extracted from: The Happy, Healthy Nonprofit: Strategies for Impact without Burnout