A very idiotic phrase that presumes there’s a best and a worst way to live life (which is totally subjective). And that we all GET to choose our lives, which we do in some ways, but most of us just wind up where we are/who we are due to external events we didn’t have any control over. And most of us are content living our lives without over thinking about our lives/how we can make it better all the time.

A stupid phrase that is used, commonly on Instagram, to give the false reality that you can wake up and choose which "life" you want to live. Perhaps you want to be a lazy dog, or a human facing the challenge of whether to have avocado on toast or a green smoothie for breakfast. Either way, it's got to be the best (breakfast) life you could possibly be living.

Usually said by girls that just got over a break up and afterwards they start to “Live There Best Life” by having physical contact with a whole lotta penis. Living My Best Life = Big Hoe Phase

No one really knows, since “best life” is such a broad term. Generally used when having fun or relaxing. Makes depressed people cry because they are also living their best life and it sucks.

Usually people have specific conditions under which they would like to live, and have specific goals they want to achieve for that to happen. For example, losing weight, getting fit, being debt-free, having a good romantic relationship, being a home owner, being able to travel whenever they want without being tied to a regular job. Any of those would probably be among the list of things that make an "ideal life" for most people. "Living your best life" means living under the conditions you consider to be ideal for you, or that you're at least satisfied with your progress towards meeting said conditions. It does not imply that anyone living their best life is free of stress or any emotional turmoil in their life, since that's a part of everybody's life regardless of the living conditions one is under.

Circa 2020: Prior to the Pandemic of COVID-19, arrogant young people born in what were called the millennial or gen z generations held this belief they were invincible and could not be prevented from living the life they imagined, and a virus was not going to stop them. Unfortunately for them, it was a great awakening.

Circa 2020: An arrogant worldview before the COVID-19 Pandemic, young and overconfident American fools believed they were always going to live an amazing photogenic life and did not fear this disease. It was the height of 21st century opulence before the fall...

To assimilate what a previous definition said, basically the phrase 'Living My Best Life' denotes a lifestyle (or a moment in time) where an individual is in its most optimal state of being. This state is completely subjective and varies from person to person. To some folks, living their best life may imply breaking free of some restraint. To other folks, living their best life may imply getting out of an unhealthy state and into a more healthy state. And to some other folks, this phrase may simply just mean getting by the day doing what they love.

Whatever the case may be, in all cases, 'Living My Best Life' emphasizes that only 𝗬𝗢𝗨 are in control of your life and only 𝗬𝗢𝗨 can understand what is best for you, regardless what other people may think or expect of you.

TL;DR Living My Best Life = living life under your own terms, at your own pace, with your own ideals and expectations.

1. During the Bachelorette season finale Rachel Lindsay, told Peter Kraus, that she made the right decision in saying goodbye to him. While sitting down with Chris Harrison, Peter apologized to Rachel for saying that a life without him would be “mediocre.” Rachel responded and told him that she’s definitely not living a mediocre life. “I’m living my best life,” she said.

2. A statement made at the end of a sentence declaring the actions you are doing are causing you to live your greatess life possible.

2a. It is a popular phrase used on young women's social media especially those who consider themselves hip and trendy.