Note: this article was recently published in Education Review by Professor Timothy Sharp (aka Dr. Happy!) Students are more likely to achieve their educational goals if they are happy. By Professor Timothy Sharp Teachers often assume that their students will be happy, engaged, and well behaved in school...
Always on the look out for positive and inspirational stories, we're happy to share this one with you today...
There are so many great people out there providing great tips and resources for those of us keen to create more happiness in our lives and it's our absolute pleasure, here at The Happiness Institute, to share at least some of them with you. We...
There's no doubt that we all have to face adversity and there's also no doubt that there's "bad" in the world; at the same time, there's no doubt that happiness comes to those who can see, despite the sometimes very obvious horrors, the good in...
What's better for your happiness than a strong espresso? What's going to get your day off to a better start than any pharmaceutical, drug or artificial substance? Positivity, that's what; and happiness can be yours, more often and more usefully, if you do the right things first...
I've recently been practicing what I preach by which I mean that just as I encourage many of the people to whom I talk to seek out, where appropriate, expert assistance such as clinical psychology or therapy services and/or positive psychology coaching...
The Primacy of Positivity - happiness precedes success, not the other way around Here at The Happiness Institute we've been promoting this for a while now and this idea is at the heart of all our programs, especially our new and exciting weight loss program, The...
by Joe Robinson for The Huffington Post Forget the power suit and the room full of movers and shakers. The most effective weapon in the success arsenal may be something that appears to be a typo -- positive affect. The word is "affect," not "effect," though...
Dr Happy and Mr Percival On Thursday July 15, the Business21C community was treated to a hugely entertaining, uplifting and enlivening double act: Dr Happy, aka UTS Adjunct Professor Dr Timothy Sharp, and his friend and inspiration Darren Percival, otherwise known as vocal artist Mr Percival....
