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fomo fear of missing out
Psychology of Happiness

5 Practical Ways to Conquer FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out)

FOMO is an acronym for Fear Of Missing Out. It is a real fear and a relatively new term that reflects our desire to be everywhere and do everything. In

how to measure happiness
Psychology of Happiness

How To Measure Happiness? (5 Ways + Examples)

Great question, Jack! To start answering this, I want to state that I am one of the happiest people alive. However, how can you know this to be a true

What is Happiness
Psychology of Happiness

What is Happiness? The #1 Best Definition of Happiness

People often say, “I want happiness” or “I want to be happy.” But why do we say we want “happiness” rather than love, joy, satisfaction, wellness, well-being, or any other

forgive enemies
Psychology of Happiness

Stop Seeing Others as an Enemy

Today, my cleaning lady gave me that resting “I hate you” face. She seemed unhappy with me, my requests, her job, and her life, due to her life choices (I

negative thoughts
Psychology of Happiness

80% of All Thought is Negative & 95% is Repetitive

A friend of mine felt particularly negative about an issue that had occurred with one of her clients, as they were planning to leave a bad review about her job

Weekend Anxiety Syndrome
Psychology of Happiness

 Weekend Anxiety is a Thing? Why? How to Fix It?

The first time I heard about Weekend Anxiety Syndrome, I thought it was strange. However, the more I researched it, the more I understood and resonated with it. After all,

Win by Stop Playing
Psychology of Happiness

When The Only Way To Win Is To Stop Playing

Today, I feel bad, or should I say, I don’t feel bad because I am a happiness coach and I know how to stay happy pretty much 99.9% of the

happiness drug
Psychology of Happiness

“Happiness? Do I Need To Take Drugs For That?”

When I tell people that I am a happiness coach, I get mixed reactions. One reaction is complete disbelief that something like that even exists, as people sarcastically and mockingly

Contentment and happiness
Psychology of Happiness

Stop Trying to Be Content When You Can Be Happy

Another pattern I have noticed recently is that many people are settling for wanting to be “content” instead of striving to be happy, claiming that contentment is a more realistic

develop intuition
Psychology of Happiness

Intuition: What is it? Is it Useful? How to Develop it?

Yesterday, my flight was delayed, and I struck up a conversation with the person next to me. We discussed our logistical issues related to the delay and eventually started talking

Happiness Despite Everything
Psychology of Happiness

How To Be Happy, Everything Considered

One of the biggest problems I often hear when it comes to the question of happiness is that life is hard and people are struggling to find happiness. They still

how much is enough more is less
Psychology of Happiness

How Much is Enough: When More is Less 

I remember walking into a tattoo studio and seeing all these people getting tattoos. I wondered if any of these clients had received a notice from the tattoo artist saying,

happiness is possible
Psychology of Happiness

Unconditional Happiness Today And Forever Is Possible

Let’s conduct a happiness exercise right now, together. I ask you, the reader, to participate immediately and contemplate your answer to the following question seriously: – Do you believe that

Dante the road to hell is paved with good intentions
Psychology of Happiness

Happiness According to Dante (From Dante’s Inferno)

When Dante visits hell, he discovers that the road to hell is paved with good intentions, meaning that many people thought they were doing something good, but ultimately it turned

never enough
Psychology of Happiness

Assume Happiness, Positivity, and Good Vibes

Today, I feel bad, but I don’t know why. So, I decided to meditate on this question by writing about it in my happiness journal, which is essentially a daily

mindfulness flow being present in the moment
Psychology of Happiness

Focused Mind is a Happy Mind

If you’ve ever delved into happiness studies, you might have encountered concepts like mindfulness, flow, and being present in the moment, all of which promise to increase your happiness. However,

ADHD
Psychology of Happiness

ADHD: Is it Really a Problem or a Normal Part of Life?

“Inside an ADHD mind” is a nickname of one of the regular commenters on my blog posts. And while I understand and respect that individuals struggle with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity

two sides
Psychology of Happiness

There Are Always Two Sides to Every Story

Imagine that in my shared house I refuse to clean the dishes, which my flatmate can vehemently object to. You might agree with them at first until you hear that