Hey there, Jen here, and this is Happy Bit. This Happy Bit is brought to you by Audible, and I have a

unique link where you can get a free book from Audible at VibranthappyBook.com. These are audiobooks,

and I am starting to fall in love with audiobooks. I have a massage table in our bedroom, and it's

covered with books from podcast guests and from

Amazon things I've wanted to read and they're piling up. Go figure. Mom of Six can't read a book.

Audio books, however, are a game changer. I can listen to them while I drive, listen to them

while I'm cooking or doing some laundry or any old thing and I'm loving it. So you need to get

your free book using my special link at Vibrant Happybook.com. Well, I was just sitting and relaxing and

my son, who is nearly 16, came into the room with this piping hot bowl of food and he said,

hey, mom, you get the leftovers here you go and i'm talking

a huge bowl and that was his idea of leftovers it was filled with sweet potatoes spinach hot dogs

onions and tons and tons of garlic and he had cooked everything in coconut oil i ate it and it was

delicious and i thought you know what a nice gesture. He and I don't

always get along perfectly, but he made an effort. And then I realized, you know, I need to

concentrate more on these positive things. And that's my vibrant happy tip for you today.

See the good. We've all heard it before, but see the good. But not only see the good in the moment,

but create a vision in your mind of the good things that could happen in the future in any relationship and with

any person you know. See the good and imagine the good that could happen in the future.

I can see my son cooking for his family and being able to cook for himself in college and being

able to succeed

and be an independent person. And having that vision takes my focus away from the areas where he's

still lacking, like being unable to keep his room clean or empty the trash. And after a while,

...