Argentine psychologist Gabriel Rolón, in an interview with LA NACION, discussed the crucial role of present-day construction in finding meaning in life. Rolón argues that a preoccupation with past happiness actively detracts from current well-being. He emphasizes the importance of relinquishing the pursuit of an idealized future or a return to a perceived “better” past. Instead, individuals should focus on accepting and embracing the realities of the present moment. Rolón suggests that constantly seeking fulfillment in past experiences prevents individuals from fully engaging with and appreciating their current lives. He believes that a life loses its purpose when one is solely focused on recreating or reliving past joys. Ultimately, he advocates for a shift in perspective towards present-focused living.