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Business By Hormozi #14: The Journey of Laura and Jenny: The Power of Choosing Your Mood

Mar 20, 2025

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Two women sit in a cozy café with cups of coffee. One smiles, the other rests her chin on her hands. Warm lighting and plants in the background.

Life is full of ups and downs. Sometimes, it feels as though our emotions are beyond our control, swinging with the tide of circumstances. But what if we told you that the power to choose our mood lies entirely within our hands? This is the story of Laura and Jenny—two friends who discovered that if you can be in a bad mood for no reason, you might as well be in a good mood for no reason.



Two Friends, Two Perspectives

Laura and Jenny had been friends since high school, and although they were close, they couldn’t have been more different when it came to their emotional outlooks. Laura was naturally an optimist. She found joy in the smallest of things—a good cup of coffee, a funny meme, or a sunny day. Jenny, however, often struggled with her moods. She found herself drifting into negative thoughts, whether or not there was an immediate reason to feel down.

Despite their differences, the two friends supported each other through thick and thin. Laura always tried to lift Jenny’s spirits, but Jenny often found herself caught in a cycle of negative thinking, even when things were going well.



A Simple Day, A Simple Choice

One afternoon, Laura and Jenny were sitting in their favorite coffee shop, chatting over drinks. Jenny had been quiet for most of the conversation, staring at her phone with a furrowed brow.

“What’s on your mind?” Laura asked, concerned.

Jenny sighed. “I don’t know… I’m just feeling down for no reason. I can’t shake it. I mean, everything’s fine, but I can’t help feeling miserable.”

Laura smiled softly, understanding her friend’s struggle. “I get that. Sometimes, we just fall into these moods. But, you know, you can choose to be in a good mood just like you can choose to be in a bad one.”

Jenny raised an eyebrow. “What do you mean? You can’t just choose your mood.”

“I think you can,” Laura said with a knowing grin. “Look, if you can be in a bad mood for no reason, you might as well be in a good mood for no reason, right? It’s all about shifting your perspective.”



The Turning Point: The Power of Perspective

Laura’s words lingered with Jenny long after their conversation ended. She realized that she often let her mood control her, instead of taking charge of it. Jenny decided to experiment the next day. Instead of waiting for something positive to happen to improve her mood, she consciously chose to smile, to look for the good, and to enjoy the simple things.

She started by focusing on the little things that brought her joy—a conversation with a friend, the warmth of the sun on her face, or the delicious taste of her favorite food. Slowly, Jenny noticed a shift in her mindset. The more she chose to be in a good mood, the easier it became to stay in that positive space. She found that happiness wasn’t something that had to be earned; it could be chosen.



The Lesson: Choosing Your Mood

A few weeks later, Jenny and Laura met again for coffee. Jenny looked radiant, her energy uplifting the entire room.

“You seem different,” Laura said, noticing the change.

Jenny laughed. “I guess I’ve been practicing what you said. I’ve realized that I don’t need to wait for a reason to be happy. If I can get in a bad mood for no reason, why not choose a good one instead?”

Laura smiled. “Exactly! It’s all about taking control of your emotions. You have the power to decide how you feel, no matter what’s going on around you.”



Final Thoughts: The Freedom to Choose

Jenny’s transformation is a reminder that our moods don’t have to be dictated by external circumstances. If you can be in a bad mood for no reason, you might as well be in a good mood for no reason. We all have the power to choose how we feel, and sometimes the simplest choice can make the biggest difference.

Next time you feel yourself slipping into a bad mood, remember Jenny’s story and try to focus on the positive. It might just change your entire day.


How do you choose your mood? Have you ever tried shifting your perspective for a more positive outlook? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

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