At times, we find ourselves depending on the future for the joy that we are craving now. A feeling of being stuck at a point builds a low image of the present leading to our thoughts shifting to the future and the happiness that lies there.

Our ambitions create diversions from the current circumstances and it is a sad truth that complications begin from there. We are not saying anything against goal-oriented thinking, in fact, it is really a good way of living. However, relying on those goals when not at peace currently is deceptive and you might get caught up in an undesirable situation.

The question here is how to make better use of this “destination addiction” instead of letting it trap us in a circle of unrealistic thoughts.

1. Give more room to satisfaction

We all experience low points and if you are struggling to get out of one, we suggest you have another look at what your present is made of, but this time follow a positive perspective! You do not need to go too far for that as you’ll find things right at that moment that will spark off a sense of contentment in you.

Yes, that’s exactly what you want to be peaceful and keep that mind from wandering in the future time and again. Pave way for satisfaction and happiness will make its way towards you!

2. A dose of gratitude is magical

How grateful are you today?

What or who are you thankful for right now?

These questions should be answered and we bet it doesn’t take more than a few seconds to come up with the answers here. Each day brings with it something good and gratifying. You need to highlight that moment and save it for when things go downhill or feel like it.

Make gratitude an integral part of your life and watch how calm your mind is at the end of each day. Stop worrying and start answering the questions asked above daily.

The “destination addiction” will bring more joy than stress if the right thought process is instilled. Build a future without compromising the experiences of the present.

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