Your daily life is your temple and your religion. When you enter into it take with you your all.

Whatever you hold sacred does not live in a separate compartment reserved for it. The place it actually shows is the ordinary day: how you speak to the person at the counter, whether you do the work properly, what you do when tired. Saving your best self for special occasions leaves the rest of your hours running on something thinner.

So bring your whole attention to something plain today. Wash up as though it mattered, listen to somebody without preparing your reply. It sounds small, and after a week most people notice the difference in themselves rather than in the tasks.