Don’t only count the big miracles. Notice the parking spot, the text back, the green light.

Good things get graded, and only the large ones make the list. Meanwhile the day is full of tiny favourable events that pass without comment: the space right outside, the reply you were nervous about, the run of green lights when you were late. Calling them small is fair. Skipping them entirely is what leaves a decent day feeling like nothing happened.

Count three of those tomorrow as they happen rather than in hindsight. Say something about them, even internally, so the noticing is deliberate. It is a low-effort habit with a strangely large effect on how the week feels by Friday.