Happy Just to be . . .

I've discovered I'm happy just to be. This is not to say there is not room for personal improvement (there's always lots of room for that). It's more a statement of living in the moment. It's like hanging out with friends: you don't always have to be doing something, following a scheduled plan of events. Just "be." It's the simple joy of just enjoying where you are, making the best of what is. It's enjoying the company of those around you.

So my advice to you: just "be."