Yes, the question is directed at you. What day did you feel happiest in all your life? Think about the answer and identify the day.

What happened on that day? Why was it the happiest day of your life?

Did you have any part in causing that happiness? Was it because of an action you took, did you simply deserve it, or was it something involuntary which simply happened to you?

What were the key decisions, choices or attitudes that you took which led to that day?

Have you shared what happened on that day with your loved ones? If you haven’t shared it with them, why is that?

What would have to happen on a future occasion for a new date to be even happier than the one you remember? In other words, how would the next happiest day of your life be? Do you believe that day will come? When? What would you have to do in order to make way for the arrival of this new date?

That’s 13 questions up to now.

Most of those who read this post simply didn’t answer a single question. Less than half of you answered one or two. While few, a very few, took the time to “travel” into each answer. They, and only they, discovered interesting things about themselves; they will have new inspirations for the future and greater chances of having the happiest day of their lives up to now.

Who do you choose to be?

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