Friday, August 31, 2012
Some of you will know that I have just
completed my PhD research into the nature of happiness. I made some astounding
discoveries, and would like to give you an early opportunity to share in them.
Michael Fordyce, a major early contributor
to modern happiness research, said that happiness may be the ultimate human
paradox - it is the one thing people want most in life, yet the one thing they
know nothing about. What did he mean?
Actually, I found that there is way more to
this than you will find in any of the happiness guidance out there. Here are
some of the big questions:
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Is there a difference between feelings and happiness?
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Are some people naturally happier? Why?
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Are some kinds of happiness “better” than others?
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What influences happiness?
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How does goal-setting relate to happiness?
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Why your goals may lead to unhappiness
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The problem with positive thinking and positive psychology
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What about spirituality?
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Why does happiness matter?
Discover the answers and what practical
steps you can take to achieve your own happiness, and for coaching others. This
Wed, 7.15 at the The Friends Meeting House, 12 Southdown Road,
Harpenden
Herts
AL5 1PD. <venue>
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