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Equal Society
2. This is a safe country with an excellent judiciary system and good governance.
3. Equal society work culture modelled by other countries
4. Employees are treated with respect and are involved in decision-making.
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Finland - World's Happiest Country
Finland with a population of 5.5 million has been named the happiest country in the world for four years running by the World's Happiest report.
It is not the richest country in the world. Nor it is the most powerful or biggest. But it offer...
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Welfare Benefits
The report is based on the GDP, life expectancy, social support, freedom, corruption, emotions, and income level of people.
- Low corruption offers many welfare benefits and individual autonomy.
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"Let us be grateful to the people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom."
MARCEL PROUST
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Free education
5. This results in greater productivity and overall satisfaction.
6. Some companies are flexible with the option to choose working days and hours.
7. All school fees are paid in taxation by parents. No extra for studies or food thereafter.
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Four Phases of Raising Kids
As we lead our kids, there are different phases where our leadership morphs into a new style, always loving but ever guiding the emerging adult.
1. Discipline Phase (Ages 1-5). This is when children learn boundaries.
2. Training Phase (Ages 6-12). Thi...
The brain when we make decisions
The 2 systems of the brain that wok during decision making:
- System 1 is automatic and quick (like "something feeling off").
- System 2 is deliberate and slow (like an algorithm).
At times, these systems are at odds with each other, but research shows it's always best ...
Prioritise a work-life balance
The Danes have better work-life balance than anywhere else in the world, with only 2 per cent regularly working long hours (compared to an average figure of 13 per cent for other countries).
All employees are entitled to a minimum of five weeks paid holiday a year, and when Danes are at wo...
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