From Psychologies · Ava Skoupsky · · 40s
J'ai l'impression de passer à côté de ma vie
People who wait for life to improve often miss the present moment, says psychologist Christian Richomme.
In brief
People who wait for life to improve often miss the present moment, says psychologist Christian Richomme. People who constantly wait for life to improve miss the present moment, according to psychologist Christian Richomme. Originally reported by Psychologies.
The error of waiting
People who constantly wait for life to improve miss the present moment, says psychologist Christian Richomme.
“Ce qui les distingue n'est pas tant ce qui leur arrive que la maniere dont elles habitent leur quotidien”
Savouring life
Happy people appreciate each moment without waiting for the next step.
“Elles savourent vraiment la vie sans renoncer a leurs ambitions”
The present moment
Savouring life means appreciating simple moments like coffee, walks, and laughter.
“Il ne s'agit pas de bouleverser sa vie. Il s'agit de ralentir quelques instants”
The big picture
People who constantly wait for life to improve miss the present moment, according to psychologist Christian Richomme.
