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HP002: The Three Factors of Happiness (and What WON’T Make You Happier)

 
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We discuss three factors that influence well-being, point out their relative importance, and observe that most focus inordinately on the least productive drivers of well-being. We describe the correlation between income and happiness, we lay the groundwork for taking control of your own happiness, and we advocate paddleboarding.


SUPPLEMENTAL CONTENT:

We thought a visualization of what we call the “H Curve”- depicting how the correlation between well-being and income diminishes with increasing wealth- would be helpful in appreciating this episode. So I drew it, and here it is:

h+curve.jpg

Check out also this interesting (if somewhat outdated) Wall Street Journal article entitled “The Perfect Salary for Happiness” (guess what? They say $75,000).

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Episode 2

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We discuss three factors that influence well-being, point out their relative importance, and observe that most focus inordinately on the least productive drivers of well-being. We describe the correlation between income and happiness, we lay the groundwork for taking control of your own happiness, and we advocate paddleboarding.


SUPPLEMENTAL CONTENT:

We thought a visualization of what we call the “H Curve”- depicting how the correlation between well-being and income diminishes with increasing wealth- would be helpful in appreciating this episode. So I drew it, and here it is:

h+curve.jpg

Check out also this interesting (if somewhat outdated) Wall Street Journal article entitled “The Perfect Salary for Happiness” (guess what? They say $75,000).

  continue reading

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