Gretchen Rubin's newsletters, including "5 Things Making Me Happy," "5 Things To Try This Month," and "5 Things Not To Miss," have attracted over 1.3 million subscribers, providing insights and practical tips.
"I mean, you gotta bust it. I think that goes without saying, especially, you're trying to set the tone for the team. You're considered a team leader when you're making that kind of money and you're that kind of player."
"Happiness is a subjective term; universal truths that spark bliss include access to healthcare, education, green spaces and a supportive community, with varying impacts across cities."
Money can indirectly buy happiness, allowing for a comfortable lifestyle, but it shouldn't dictate personal relationships or be the sole measure of value in life.
Denmark consistently ranks as one of the happiest countries globally, and experts believe their unique parenting styles promote well-being, resilience, and overall happiness in children.
"... when society is more benevolent, the people who benefit most are those who are least happy," a Gallup report shared with Travel + Leisure stated.
Researchers analyzing data from the American Time Use Survey indicate that to have a better-than-average day, individuals should balance family time, socializing, and personal activities.