TODAY'S MOTIVATIONAL MESSAGE
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Everything is aligning in your favor. For now, all you need to do is remain rooted in gratitude. It may feel difficult when you’re in pain, and the darkness seems to close in… Continue Reading
7 Ways to Reignite Your Inspiration When You Have None
It's totally normal to feel uninspired at times throughout your life. And sometimes you find yourself in a season of rest, low energy or just sort of...being.
But when you're ready to get out of that uninspired state, the key is to know what you can do when you find yourself in it. If you just sit by idly, you may continue to be uninspired for a very long time.
So, if you're ready to break the blahs and reignite your passion for life again, start by learning what works for you when it comes to receiving inspiration.
Here are seven things that may inspire your heart and help you feel happier and more peaceful…
This Week’s Uplifting Stories
Positively Uplifting Stories | January 26 2026
From small moments of joy to major celebrations, we bring you inspiring stories from around the world to brighten your week.
This is your reminder to take a moment to savor the simple acts of kindness and happiness in your day.
Enjoy this week’s uplifting stories!
A boy spends months saving to surprise his sister
A woman’s first snowfall experience brings pure joy
A support group helps women find strength after divorce
A family finds kindness after being stranded in a blizzard
One Positive Action
Stay With Discomfort
Discomfort isn’t the problem, but our constant need to run from it is. When something feels awkward, tense, or emotionally uncomfortable, we react instantly. We distract ourselves, explain too much, change the subject, check our phone, or shut down. Over time, this teaches your brain that discomfort is something to avoid at all costs, even when it is harmless or temporary.
Staying with discomfort for sixty seconds builds tolerance, teaching your nervous system that you can feel something unpleasant without it being dangerous or overwhelming. Resilience is formed this way; through staying present.
When you stop trying to make discomfort disappear, it will soften on its own. You will become more confidence instead of being uncomfortable, and you’ll grow in your tolerance and resilience.
Today, when something feels awkward, uncomfortable, or emotionally tense, pause. Set a mental timer for sixty seconds. Breathe slowly and stay present without fixing, distracting, or explaining. After one minute, choose what to do next and notice how often the urge to escape passes when you simply give it time.
Today’s Quote
Today's Affirmation
I trust the process of change.
I choose joy and hope no matter what.
Abundance arrives in my life in… Continue Reading