Living like a child.

Remember when you were a kid? You hit the ground running at the first sign of daylight.  That exhilarating feeling of pure joy and abandonment, of not having a care in the world. Where the most mundane things could give you hours of joy.
An old box become a pirate ship taking you off to unknown lands to search for buried treasures.
A cornfield became the deep, dark rainforest and you were leading the expedition to find new land.
Any old piece of junk became a valuable wall or ceiling in your secret fort where no boys (or girls) were allowed.
Our possibilities were endless because we didn't limit ourselves. When you're ten, "they sky's the limit!"
Let's let go of our limits.
If we are actively searching and open to a life of joy and new experiences possibly the trying times won't seem quite so tough.
It's all in our perception! To many adults the morning light means, "ugh, I have to get up and force my way through the day, to a child it says, "woohoo! another day of adventure!"
I'll take the "woohoo" anyday!