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Relations and way of thinking the key to happiness
If you seek happiness, you have to think in a positive way, and abandoned for some time your mobile phone, this is the advice of a new global movement for happiness.
According to the Movement for the happiness that was established last year and are scheduled to be officially launched in London on Tuesday, 12/4/2011 it rejects the individual and the pursuit of material wealth, and provides practical advice for alternative life happier.
Received and the movement he co-founded by Richard Layard, professor of economics at the London School of Economics - an expert on happiness - Support of more than 4,500 members from 68 countries.
In support of its argument the group said that surveys for the British and the Americans have shown that happiness is not larger than they were in the fifties in spite of considerable economic progress.
She said in a statement: "The main external factor that affects the happiness of people is the quality of their relationships at home and at work and in society, and the main factor is the internal mental abilities."
And include recommendations on how to move to stay in high spirits: to give advice to help others, exercise, and the pursuit of goals, and less obvious tips, such as meditation and lay for some time for mobile phone and the Internet.
And governments are more interested in assessing national well-being using data outside traditional economic measures to help shape policy.
Britain will begin soon to ask new questions in Asttalaatha systematic view of families to know how happy people are with their lives.
France requested from Joseph Stiglitz - Nobel laureate in economics and former chief economist of the World Bank - and a group of international experts to find new ways to measure economic progress taking into account the social welfare.
If you seek happiness, you have to think in a positive way, and abandoned for some time your mobile phone, this is the advice of a new global movement for happiness.
According to the Movement for the happiness that was established last year and are scheduled to be officially launched in London on Tuesday, 12/4/2011 it rejects the individual and the pursuit of material wealth, and provides practical advice for alternative life happier.
Received and the movement he co-founded by Richard Layard, professor of economics at the London School of Economics - an expert on happiness - Support of more than 4,500 members from 68 countries.
In support of its argument the group said that surveys for the British and the Americans have shown that happiness is not larger than they were in the fifties in spite of considerable economic progress.
She said in a statement: "The main external factor that affects the happiness of people is the quality of their relationships at home and at work and in society, and the main factor is the internal mental abilities."
And include recommendations on how to move to stay in high spirits: to give advice to help others, exercise, and the pursuit of goals, and less obvious tips, such as meditation and lay for some time for mobile phone and the Internet.
And governments are more interested in assessing national well-being using data outside traditional economic measures to help shape policy.
Britain will begin soon to ask new questions in Asttalaatha systematic view of families to know how happy people are with their lives.
France requested from Joseph Stiglitz - Nobel laureate in economics and former chief economist of the World Bank - and a group of international experts to find new ways to measure economic progress taking into account the social welfare.
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