Cheer up! It can only get better after today!
(Disclaimer: everything that follows must be read with tongue firmly in cheek, preferably your own...)
Anyway...
Psychologist Dr Cliff Arnall of Cardiff University's Centre for Lifelong Learning, an expert in seasonal disorders and a man who likes his formulae has identified today as being the gloomiest of the year.
http://news.scotsman.com/features.cfm?id=108812006
So if you're feeling a bit down in the dumps, there's a jolly good reason why...
And then you can look forward to the best day of the year.
M x O + Bh (H+R) x S, where M is for motivation, O for opportunity, Bh for proximity to a bank (public) holiday, H for the increasing hours of daylight, R for reflection time and S, naturally, for success
(Disclaimer: everything that follows must be read with tongue firmly in cheek, preferably your own...)
Anyway...
Psychologist Dr Cliff Arnall of Cardiff University's Centre for Lifelong Learning, an expert in seasonal disorders and a man who likes his formulae has identified today as being the gloomiest of the year.
Taking into account factors such as foul weather, Christmas debts, the lingering effects of seasonal overindulgence, failed New Year's resolutions and generally reduced motivation, Arnall's worst day "formula" is:
([W + (D-d)] x TQ) ÷ (M x NA)
(W: weather, D: debt, d: money due in January pay, T: time elapsed since Christmas, Q: time since failed New Year's resolutions to quit smoking, drinking etc, M: general motivational levels, NA: the need to take action.)
http://news.scotsman.com/features.cfm?id=108812006
So if you're feeling a bit down in the dumps, there's a jolly good reason why...
And then you can look forward to the best day of the year.
M x O + Bh (H+R) x S, where M is for motivation, O for opportunity, Bh for proximity to a bank (public) holiday, H for the increasing hours of daylight, R for reflection time and S, naturally, for success