Blog Detail
Spreading Happiness
http://www.spreadinghappiness.org/
Blog devoted to analyze "happiness" and how to spread it systematically.
- Added on: Nov 6th, 2009
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
Recent Posts
Happiness vs. Unhappiness – Which Can Be Stronger?
We all live through moments of happiness and unhappiness, each varying in intensity. Which experience, would you say, can be the stronger of the two? Before you answer, let’s clarify first what “strength of an emotion” means. I...
Happiness Begets Happiness; And What it Means for Conflict Resolution
Have you ever noticed that happy people are considerably more likely to behave in a way that makes other people happy as well? Maybe it is obvious, but I only realised recently how true it really is. If I think of people who lead fulfilling, b...
It’s About Sex, Again: Happiness and “Keeping up with the Joneses”
In a Harvard experiment, students were asked whether they would choose an income of $50,000 per year in an environment where everybody else earns $25,000, or if they’d rather earn $100,000 while other people earn $200,000. Most students chose...
A Guide to Enjoy Classical Music (3/3): Techniques for Advanced Listeners
This is the third post in the series “A Guide to Enjoy Classical Music”; the first two posts dealt with A.) Getting Motivated and B.) Enabling an Easy Entry to Classical Music. If you’re fortunate enough to have access to c...
A guide to enjoy classical music (2/3): Enabling an easy entry
This is the second post in the series “A guide to enjoy classical music”; the first post was dealing with how to get motivated to give classical music a try. The third and final post will be about techniques for the advanced listener on...
A guide to enjoy classical music (1/3): Why giving it a try?
This is the first post in the series “Tapping new sources of happiness” which aims to help people to find access new rewarding activities and new sources of happiness. Please read the introduction to the series if have not done so already. When...
