Live for today

[Rachel Adams]

Hello.

When you are talking about someone who doesn't care about his future or who doesn't think about his future. What verb or expression would you use to describe such a person? The Russian expression is 'to live for today' but word for word translation doesn't always work.
It's not a phrase from a book. Unfortunately, I can't provide more context. The Russian expression is used in formal and everyday speech.

 

[Charlie Bernstein]

Hello.

When you are talking about someone who doesn't care about his future or who doesn't think about his future, what verb or expression would you use to describe such a person? The Russian expression is 'to live for today' but word for word translation doesn't always work.
It's not a phrase from a book. Unfortunately, I can't provide more context. The Russian expression is used in formal and everyday speech.

We say "Live for today," too.

 

[GoesStation]

The person lives like tomorrow never comes or like there's no tomorrow.

 

[Charlie Bernstein]

Because you only live once.