In the modern world, we are often surrounded by bright promises: success, wealth, recognition. But every year I am convinced that happiness is not in what you can buy or prove to others. True happiness lives in simplicity.

I greet each morning with a cup of aromatic tea. This is my little ritual - a minute of silence and awareness that a new day is already here, and it is full of opportunities. A simple pleasure, but it gives me a boost of energy and joy.

Or, for example, a walk in the park. Without a special route, just walking in the sunlight, listening to the rustling of leaves under your feet, and feeling a light breeze on your face. These moments - when you don’t need to do or achieve anything - open the door to what I call true harmony.

Even in relationships, I increasingly value simplicity. You don’t need expensive gifts or complicated gestures. It is important to be close, hold someone’s hand when your soul is uneasy, or laugh together at something very simple. After all, it is these moments that create the connection that stays with us for a long time.

My secret to happiness is realizing that it doesn't require fancy things or complicated plans. It's enough to be attentive to what's already in my life: warm words, small joys, and quiet moments.