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Happiness is not a state to arrive at, but a manner of traveling.
– Margaret Lee Runbeck –
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Happiness: Getting Our Priorities Straight
There is a vitally important shift underway in how we think about progress. Growing numbers of economists, political leaders and expert commentators are calling for better measures of how well society is doing; measures that track not just our economic standard of living, but our overall quality of life. We too can benefit from a shift in priorities and a recognition that real happiness is less about what we earn or own and more about our relationships and state of mind; it’s as much about what we can contribute as what we can get for ourselves. Learn how the UK is measuring national well being in order to create a happier society. { read more }
Be The Change
A happier society starts with each of us. Check out the DIY Happiness Game developed by Well London and try the one-tip-a-week! { more } |
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