A short YouTube clip (TJ Walker) advising a simple habit to increase personal happiness: for every person you meet or know, consciously identify at least one positive trait in them rather than defaulting to negative judgments. The message contrasts the ease of spotting flaws with the intellectually challenging practice of finding something good in others.
Want to be a happier person, then use this trick. Every single person you meet, every person you already know, try to isolate one good thing in that person. Now, that can be hard. It's so much easier to figure out this person stupid. This person's wrong. This person's politics are crazy. This person's an idiot. That's the easy thing. By the hard thing, the intellectually challenging thing quite often is to find something that you believe is good in another human being. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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