It's been said that those who believe you can't buy happiness are just shopping in the wrong places! Well, the money and happiness debate is often misunderstood; and you can buy happiness if you spend your money in the right way; which is what this article...
by Maria Popova from BrainPickings The question of how people spend and earn money has been a cultural obsession since the dawn of economic history, but the psychology behind it is sometimes surprising and often riddled with various anxieties. In How to Worry Less about Money...
Check out this great article from Forbes.com - Happiness can indeed be bought. But there’s no storefront, no web site, no vendors or purchase orders required. And the wealth isn’t wired —but it is transferred. If you want happiness for an hour—take a nap. If you want happiness for...
by Amina Kahn - Sydney Morning Herald Regardless of whether money can buy happiness, being happy may actually make you more money down the road, new research finds. People who express more positive emotions as teenagers and greater life satisfaction as young adults tend to have higher...
They say money can't buy happiness but as this article suggests, saving money may well boost your positive emotions! by Philip Hampsheir for BBC News New research suggests that the secret to happiness is simple - save an extra £50 each month. A survey of almost 2,500 people...
by Rick Nauert from PsychCentral Hit songs have been written on the topic, employees regularly believe management needs to provide more of it, and now research confirms that life happiness is related to how much you are respected and admired by your surrounding peers. In a new...
by Brianna Piazza for Our World Today (HERE) FEATURE | DR TIMOTHY Sharp began the first half of his career in clinical psychology, where he focused on resolving people’s problems. But since joining the positive psychology movement, the leading mental health expert has devoted his career to...
If you're looking for happiness despite not winning millions in Lotto the other night then read on...
Just the other day I retweeted a post from someone I follow on Twitter with the following response...
