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Happiness is like a vehicle with a full tank. When it is empty, it is easy to lose control of the situation and become frustrated. Researchers measure happiness with surveys that ask people questions about their life satisfaction. Although the answers may be subjective, they do indicate a level of happiness that can be compared… Continue reading Happiness is Like a Full Tank

There are many things that can influence happiness, including genetics, life circumstances, achievements and social relationships. However, it’s important to remember that much of happiness is under your control. Having a full tank of happiness makes you more resilient in the face of adversity, benefits your physical and psychological health and helps cultivate positive relationships… Continue reading Happiness is a Full Tank

People all around the world define happiness differently. However, most of them describe it as feeling positive about their life overall. Like a car, happiness can only drive far when it has a full tank of fuel. A full tank also implies a balance of different life domains. Some research, including a 2020 study published… Continue reading Happiness is a Full Tank

Happiness has long been recognized as an important part of health and well-being. Indeed, the pursuit of happiness is explicitly enshrined in the Declaration of Independence. A number of different views have been proposed to explain how happiness works. These include hedonistic and emotional state theories, and hybrid theories that combine life satisfaction with domain… Continue reading Happiness is a Full Tank

Like a car, a full tank of happiness is essential for life. Happiness is a powerful and elusive state that philosophers, theologians, economists, and psychologists have sought to define. Everyone’s version of true happiness is a little different. However, there are a few habits that can help move you closer to happiness. 1. Appreciate what… Continue reading Happiness is a Full Tank

Happiness has long been considered an important part of well-being. The pursuit of happiness was even placed on par with life and liberty in the United States Declaration of Independence. A broad range of opinions on what makes us happy exist. One family of views, hybrid theories, attempts to reconcile diverging intuitions by identifying happiness… Continue reading Happiness is a Full Tank

Feeling happy has some serious perks: it promotes healthy relationships, fosters career success and helps you navigate challenging times. It also has a ripple effect, benefiting those close to you as well as complete strangers. Skeptics of the happiness claim sometimes focus on relatively weak conceptions of happiness, such as the notion that a bare… Continue reading Happiness is a Full Tank

The happiness of people varies widely. Genetic makeup, life circumstances, achievements, marital status, social relationships and individual ways of thinking all affect how happy you feel. However, most of us have some control over our happiness. A “full tank” means having a solid foundation of positive emotions, strong social connections, and fulfilling goals that align… Continue reading Happiness is a Full Tank

There are some schools of philosophy that deny the importance of happiness. These skeptics tend to focus on relatively weak conceptions of the term, including its association with positive emotions (which few hedonists would accept). Other people define happiness as more than emotions, such as contentment and achievement. Just like a car, happiness needs a… Continue reading Happiness Is A Full Tank

For a long time, happiness was considered an afterthought in psychology. Most of the field’s focus was on pathology and all that can go wrong in life. Research shows that people with a full tank of happiness trust more easily, have more monogamous relationships and are more caring. Unlike the car, these are traits you… Continue reading Happiness is a Full Tank