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According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary:
Main Entry: nu·ance
Pronunciation: \ˈnü-ˌän(t)s, ˈnyü-, -ˌäⁿs; nü-ˈ, nyü-ˈ\Function: nounEtymology: French, from Middle French, shade of color, from nuer to make shades of color, from nue cloud, from Latin nubes; perhaps akin to Welsh nudd mistDate: 17811 : a subtle distinction or variation
2 : a subtle quality : nicety
3 : sensibility to, awareness of, or ability to express delicate shadings (as of meaning, feeling, or value)
— nu·anced \-ˌän(t)st, -ˈän(t)st\ adjectiveFind the nuances in every day; the things you would normally dismiss as nothing. When asked how your day was, or what happened that day, don't just answer, "eh, nothin' much." No day is the same!