Today’s world has more to be happy about than the media would have you believe.
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Today’s world has more to be happy about than the media would have you believe.
Examples of why the world isn’t such a terrible place after all.
Can there really be a mathematical model to help you find The One?
Are parents more miserable than non-parents? It depends on how we measure happiness.
The amount of time you spend commuting has a dramatic impact on your happiness levels.
The right questions can reveal helpful answers to boos our wellbeing.
The relationship between age and happiness is perhaps not what you might expect. It does, however, help to explain the male mid-life crisis.
Read on for a simple tip from the sage of Omaha that can help you meet your New Year goals.
Just ‘being’ in nature is scientifically proven to lower blood pressure, reduce stress hormone production, boost the immune system and improve well being.
Hint: Stop looking at the insta feed of that impossibly attractive, well traveled, talented, popular person who speaks five languages, eats whatever they like without gaining weight and is a millionaire entrepreneur who also volunteers at the local dog rescue at the weekend.
Lessons about what is truly important in life from those nearing the end of it.
Where is the happiest place on earth? What are they doing right? Is it because they eat so much cake? All this and more in our band new course on Happiness.
Spoiler alert: There are no shortcuts to happiness. You can follow these five tips though for a helpful start.