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   How can I succeed? Where is my Happiness?

 These two questions are the main topics in my 20 year-old-head.  In my opinion, to succeed is equal to be happy, because happy life is my main goal I want to attain and that is an ultimate success! Then, how can I be a happy person?

There are three important factors to succeed, I think; be passionate, be social, and be positive. I don’t know why or how I get these kinds of results. However, I am trying to be passionate, social, and positive person with a faith. 

 It is funny though. How about when I was young? Was I a passionate, social, positive boy? I was born in December 27th, 1986 in
Seoul, South Korea. I was quiet, mild little boy. Even though I didn’t know what the Happiness is, my childhood teemed with plenty of Happiness.

Then, am I trying to retrieve the happiness which has existed in the past? Or am I trying to get it in the future? Neither past, nor future. I just want to be happy now! In the present!

 I liked to play soccer when I was in elementary school. I liked to sing in my middle school life. I studied a lot when I was a high school student, I didn’t like it though. I used to do what I want to do, but from that time, I realized that I should think of what I need to do before doing what I want to do. Compromise. This is the time when I lost a sense of direction to be happy.

 Now, I have lots of role; son, brother, friend, Mass Communication student, etc. However, I just want to be myself. I just want to do whatever I want. Is it selfish? I want to laugh a lot, I want to play soccer, I want to sing……. I want to be a fundamental happy person.

 I think I am old enough but I admit I am not experienced enough. From some point, I started enjoying gaining various experiences. Will the experience tell me how I can succeed and where the happiness is? I don’t know. The only thing that I can be sure is successful future cannot be predicted or found, but can be invented by me. And if I keep trying to find my pure happiness I will recognize that the happiness has always been within arms length in the present.