• Social beings with a great network are exponentially happier than lonely people.
• The intensity of one’s positive experience is not as important as their frequency.
• Small things of joy, like wearing comfortable shoes, giving a lovely kiss to your wife, sneakingly eating som...

• People are always pushing towards finding happiness in whatever circumstances that are thrust upon them.
• Happiness and unhappiness both promote creativity, though of a different quality.
• Employees who have challenging but not impossible goals appear to be happy and product...

• People in good romantic relationships are happier than loners.
• Healthy people are happier than those who are sick.
• Religious people are happier than atheists.
• Rich people are happier than the poor.
• A new house, a new car, or even a new spouse only provide...

Measuring happiness, which is a highly subjective emotion, is akin to getting your eye tested through the various lenses for your correct eye prescription number.