Day Fifteen Happy Days
As time passes, our memories get airbrushed. We forget the struggles and worries of earlier times and focus on the high points. Yet I wouldn't want to go back and live those days again – and I suspect you wouldn't, either. Perhaps it's because we're a little scornful of our younger, more impetuous selves, and we don't want to be that person again.
But even if you don't want to relive earlier years, you can probably think of a time when you recall being especially happy – and perhaps even happier than today.
- When was it?

- What were you doing?

- Who were you with?

- How important was money in making this a happy time?

- Is there something about this happier time that could guide you today as you ponder how best to use your time and money?

What's the point of this exercise? It may help you to figure out whether there were things you were passionate about years or even decades ago that you allowed to slip away. Those passions might be the basis for an alternative ...
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