Warm wishes and open hearts look nice on a graphic, but they will not finish your work. Waiting for a week to bring you "unexpected blessings" is just passive procrastination wearing a smile. Circumstances do not rearrange themselves simply because you feel hopeful on Monday morning.
If you want a good week, stop leaving it to chance. Beautiful things rarely happen by accident to people who are idling in place; they happen to people who showed up early and stayed past the comfortable mark. Hoping for kind people and happy moments treats life like a lottery ticket instead of a project you actively construct.
Ditch the passive optimism and build an environment that forces progress. Do not wait for a sudden burst of joy or inspiration to clear your desk. Sit down, open the file, and execute the smallest possible step before your brain has time to object. Protect your focus with the same aggressive loyalty you give to a client deadline.
Hope is a pleasant companion, but discipline is the only thing that actually delivers. Set the alarm, do the work, and stop asking the universe to do what you were hired to finish.