Comedian Don McMillan uses funny flow chart to explain how people find happiness at different ages, from babies to seniors.
Every day we see the many ways people try to find happiness. Some believe money will make them happy, while others chase success or relationships.
Yet God shows us that true joy often comes in the simple things He gives us each day. Like a baby’s smile or a grandparent’s peaceful face, happiness might be easier to find than we think.
Don started thinking about happiness while watching his baby son. Being an engineer, he made flowcharts to show what makes people happy at different ages.
For a one month old baby, happiness is simple – if hungry, feed them; if tired, let them sleep; if wet, change their diaper. The baby becomes happy right away.
His show gets funnier when he shows how finding happiness gets more complex as we grow up. The audience laughs when he reveals the complicated flowchart of what makes his wife happy. They see themselves in these everyday situations he describes.
Don’s background as an engineer helps him break down happiness into simple steps everyone can understand. The YouTube video shows people laughing throughout his performance as he explains life’s daily challenges with his charts.
The best part comes at the end when Don shows something surprising. The happiness flowcharts for babies and 90 year olds look almost the same.
We don’t need wealth, achievements, or complicated pursuits to find happiness. As Proverbs 17:22 tells us, “A merry heart does good, like medicine, But a broken spirit dries the bones.“
Let’s cherish the daily blessings God provides – the sunrise, a child’s laughter, a friend’s smile, or a quiet moment of prayer.
But our deepest, most lasting joy comes from knowing Jesus as our Savior, who redeemed us from our sins and promises us eternal life with Him.
This truth brings a happiness that no flowchart can measure, and no circumstance can take away.
WATCH: Don McMillan’s Comedy Flow Chart Has Everyone Laughing
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