A Formula for Happiness

[@lorettawhiteheadnetworking7084]

Gratitude, that has always kept me grounded. Also truly believing that happiness is in the eye of the beholder and being wealthy is not the answer.

[@rhjiv4]

I notice that nothing was said about the Harvard Happiness Project which has been ongoing since 1937. Why is that?

[@robinrubin7934]

I am a bit confused by the data he presents. The actual data on happiness states that approx 50% is genetic, 10% is circumstances, and 40% is intentional activity. He says in this presentation that 48% is genetic, 40% is circumstances and 12% intentional activity- that is not correct- here is the article if you'd like to see the research. Pursuing Happiness: The Architecture of Sustainable Change by Sonja Lyubomirsky University of California, Riverside Kennon M. Sheldon University of Missouri-Columbia David Schkade University of California, San Diego

[@SuperAlphaKirby]

​@VTPrideandJoy except he has sited not one but multiple studies which point to the same thing, i have been researching on happiness and this is the first time i heard of the 48 40 12 division...

[@xy-fm]

21:37 *The answers are a bit stupid. They clearly don't know life. A billion dollars would change their lives completely. With this amount of money you can do almost anything you want.*

[@otorishingen8600]

Im the master of useless things