Live in the Present
Happy people are focused on the present.
- They don't spend time reminiscing about the past or fantasizing about the future.
The simple pleasures in life are appreciated by happy people. They:
- concentrate on today and now.
- aren't embarrassed to show their happiness with an impromptu public dance.
- are also active in the conversations around them.
- listen to others, smile and laugh at what is said, and they contribute to the conversation.
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