UConn junior Jack Tarca \u201922 (BUS) was looking to do something positive last April as the COVID-19 pandemic began to take over the lives and minds of people throughout the world.<\/p>\n
With that thought, and the entrepreneurial spirit he has always felt, Tarca created a website and social media channels called \u201cNo Bad Days\u201d<\/a> \u2013 a lifestyle brand that promotes mental health and well-being.<\/p>\n \u201cWe are still relatively small, but I have a pretty good idea of where I want it to go and build it,\u201d says Tarca, a native of Hebron, who is a business management major with a focus in entrepreneurship and a minor in real estate.<\/p>\n The website has a blog promoting positivity, and is written by fellow UConn student Sara Adamson \u201823 (CLAS), a native of Glastonbury. An example of a recent entry is \u201cSpreading Kindness,” which recommends acts like listening more attentively, holding the door for someone, waving to people, and saying thank you to someone who often goes unnoticed. There were also acts to do for oneself — such as a “digital detox” or giving yourself compliments.<\/p>\n