Okay, so I’ve been seeing the number 31 everywhere lately. On license plates, receipts, clocks – you name it. It was starting to feel a little freaky, so I finally decided to look into this whole “angel number” thing. I figured, why not? Maybe there’s something to it.
My Little Experiment with Angel Number 31
First, I did a quick search online. Seems like 31 is all about optimism, enthusiasm, and expansion. It’s supposed to be a sign that the angels are helping you maintain a positive outlook and manifest your desires. Okay, cool. I could definitely use some extra positivity in my life.
So, I decided to actively embrace the message. I mean, I really put my heart and my mind into it.
- Started my days being positive: Every morning, after seeing the number 31(I wrote it in my notebook!), I spent like five minutes just focusing on good things. Thinking about the sun, about the nice coffe I’m going to drink. Just simple things, you know?
- Looked for opportunities: I read that 31 is about expansion, so I kept my eyes peeled for new possibilities. At work, I volunteered for a new project, even though it was outside my comfort zone.
- Tried to see the good in everything: Even when things were annoying, like when the bus was late, I tried to find a silver lining. Cheesy, I know, but I told to myself: “it is like it is, and it’s ok.”
Honestly, it felt a little silly at first. Like I was pretending. But after a few days, I started to notice a shift. I did feel a little lighter, a little more hopeful. That work project? It actually turned out to be really interesting, and I learned some new skills.
And, get this – I started seeing 31 less often. It was like once I acknowledged the message, it didn’t need to be so in-my-face anymore. Weird, huh?
So, is angel number 31 real? I don’t know for sure. But I do know that consciously focusing on positivity and being open to new things made a difference in my week. Maybe the angels were helping, or maybe it was just the power of positive thinking. Either way, I’m going to keep this little experiment going. It’s certainly not hurting anything!
