Aloha!
Whenever I travel, I try to learn about what defines happiness in a particular culture.
Here’s a little reflection from me, as my vacation in Hawaii comes to an end. But I know that my search for happiness will never end, as my journey is not just to find happiness for myself, but to be a reservoir of joy, an oasis of peace, a pool of serenity that can ripple out to all those around us.
In Hawaii, it’s so easy to feel happy wherever you go, whatever you do or whoever you meet.
The people who I talked to, including the bus drivers, hotel staff, Ukulele teacher, food truck owners, waiter and waitress at different restaurants and the 70-year old Uber driver, are indeed some of the happiest, kindest and most welcoming people that I’ve met.
So I was curious what their secrets to happiness are and what we can learn from Hawaiian to live a happy and fulfilling life.
Well, I quickly learned that paradise is not a location. It is a way of life.
This is beautiful!
Thank you Cyndi for sharing your amazing experiences here with us. Those secrets to happiness are deeply inspiring! Will start from today, right now, focusing on the present and being grateful at little things around us. Life is short, and full of uncertainty. It’s better be lived wisely with laughs and surprises. Happy journey, happy living!