People who are more present in the moment tend to be happier and more satisfied with life, and part of this connection is attributable to the genes they were born with, according to new research published in Scientific Reports. The new findings shed light on how our genetic makeup and personal experiences intertwine to influence our ability to live in the moment and our overall happiness. Previous research has consistently highlighted that individuals who have a heightened awareness of the current moment — referred to as “presence” — tend to experience greater satisfaction with life and a more…