We live in a happiness-obsessed world. Self-help gurus promise paths to bliss, Instagram influencers peddle happiness as a lifestyle, and corporations build marketing campaigns around the pursuit of ...

“Consumers pursue their happiness by buying stuff.” People have all sorts of products that make them happy, says Feinberg, who admits to a personal brand preference in mayonnaise (Hellmann’s) that ...

Turns out your stuff loses "happiness value" almost as soon as you've purchased it. Paying for experiences, however, has multiple benefits for happiness. One, the anticipation of the experience ...

Gretchen Rubin, host of the Happier podcast, explains the secret to happiness — and why knowing your personality type can ...

If you want to be happier (and who doesn't?) put down roots in these cities, recently named the happiest places to live in ...

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In their initial surveys, the researchers found that the more people habitually tried to be happier, the less they reported ...

In this chaotic world of deadlines, responsibilities, and mile-long to-do lists, it's easy to get caught up in the stress tornado. You need to pause for a moment and take a deep breath. Life is ...

But many of us have an opportunity to mind-hack ourselves into more happiness at work, no matter the tasks. The key is to redefine what we actually do at work, building in more of the stuff that ...