The quote “Don’t just get through the day, get FROM the day” is a call to action for us to actively engage with every single day of our lives rather than just passively experiencing it. It’s about extracting value, learning, and growth from every day rather than simply surviving or getting by.

When we say we’re “getting through” the day, it implies that we’re just trying to make it to the end, as if the day is a burden or a challenge to overcome. This mindset can often lead to a passive, reactive approach to life where we’re just responding to events as they happen rather than actively shaping our own experiences.

However, when we seek to “get from” the day, we’re looking to take something valuable away from it. This could be a lesson learned, a new experience, a moment of joy, a new connection, a step towards a goal, or any number of things. This is a proactive, engaged approach to life where we’re actively seeking out opportunities for growth and development.

Applying this idea in today’s world or in personal development could involve a shift in mindset and daily habits. Instead of viewing a day as something to get through, we could start by setting intentions for what we want to learn, achieve, or experience in that day. We could seek out new experiences, actively pursue our goals, and take time to reflect on what we’ve learned at the end of the day. This could also involve more mindful living – being fully present in each moment, appreciating the small joys, and learning from even the most mundane tasks.

In the context of personal development, this quote reminds us that every day is an opportunity for growth. Whether it’s learning a new skill, improving our health, nurturing our relationships, or working towards our goals, every day offers us countless opportunities to become better versions of ourselves. By actively seeking to get something from each day, we can ensure that we’re always moving forward and growing as individuals.