Tag: Meaningful Life

 

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Articles: Six Tips for Making the Leap to Meaningful Work

By Roman Krznaric | May 15, 2013

Job satisfaction is at record lows. What does it take to overcome the fear of change, especially in tough economic times?

 
A leading researcher in positive psychology explains how understanding our misconceptions about happiness can ultimately lead us to a rich and meaningful life.

Videos and Podcasts: Sonja Lyubomirsky on the Myths of Happiness

By The Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley | February 20, 2013

A leading researcher in positive psychology explains how understanding our misconceptions about happiness can ultimately lead us to a rich and meaningful life.

 

Articles: Six Books We Overlooked in 2012

By Jill Suttie | January 11, 2013

Good books about the science of meaningful life that we wish we had reviewed in 2012!

 

Articles: Take This Job and….

By Vicki Zakrzewski | December 20, 2012

Wait! Here are some research-based ways teachers and principals can rejuvenate their passion for their jobs over the holidays.

 

Articles: Why Inequality Is Bad for the One Percent

By Jason Marsh | September 25, 2012

What Mitt Romney’s “47 percent” video reveals about the links between inequality, compassion, and happiness.

 

Articles: Just One Thing: Find Your North Star

By Rick Hanson | May 11, 2012

Where are you headed? Rick Hanson suggests a way to discover what's most important to you.

 

Articles: Are You Getting Enough Positivity in Your Diet?

By Barbara Fredrickson | June 21, 2011

Positive emotions don’t just make us feel good, explains Barbara Fredrickson. They transform our minds, our bodies, and our ability to bounce back from hard times. Learn Dr. Fredrickson’s research-tested formula for flourishing in life.

 

Raising Happiness: My UC Berkeley Commencement Speech

By Christine Carter | May 18, 2011

Brief advice for a life well-lived

 
Martin Seligman

Articles: Is Happiness Overrated?

By Jason Marsh | May 17, 2011

The founder of positive psychology zeroes in on what really matters.

 

Raising Happiness: Tuesday Tip: Flex your generosity muscle

By Christine Carter | May 17, 2011

One thing you can do today to be happier.

 
Successful -- but happy?

Raising Happiness: How to Raise an Unhappy Child

By Christine Carter | January 12, 2011

Why do so many people still believe that achievement leads to happiness?

 

Raising Happiness: That’s So Irritating! Last Minute Advice for Surviving the Holidays

By Christine Carter | December 22, 2010

Dealing with difficult people over the holidays, yourself included

 

Raising Happiness: Giving Generosity

By Christine Carter | December 15, 2010

When gifts bring happiness to both the giver and the receiver.

 
The best-selling Buddhist author discusses the interplay between Buddhism and science, and the need to “re-think Buddhism from the ground up.”

Videos and Podcasts: Stephen Batchelor on Buddhism and Science

By The Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley | August 1, 2010

The best-selling Buddhist author discusses the interplay between Buddhism and science, and the need to “re-think Buddhism from the ground up.”

 
Stephen Batchelor

Articles: Rethinking Buddhism

By Michael Bergeisen | July 29, 2010

Best-selling Buddhist author Stephen Batchelor discusses the interplay between Buddhism and science—part of Greater Good's podcast series.

 

Articles: What Is a Meaningful Life?

By Michael Bergeisen | July 6, 2010

Kicking off Greater Good’s podcast series, Dacher Keltner discusses the scientific frontiers of compassion, happiness, and altruism.

 
The Greater Good Science Center’s faculty director discusses “the science of a meaningful life”: how to raise compassionate kids, reduce greed and selfishness, and find true happiness.

Videos and Podcasts: Dacher Keltner on the Science of a Meaningful Life

By The Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley | July 1, 2010

The Greater Good Science Center’s faculty director discusses “the science of a meaningful life”: how to raise compassionate kids, reduce greed and selfishness, and find true happiness.

 

Articles: Go Deep

By Hanna Roen | June 10, 2010

Does your happiness depend on the types of conversations you have?

 

Raising Happiness: How to Raise Happy Kids

By Christine Carter | February 1, 2010

 

Raising Happiness: Should We Be More Church-Going?

By Christine Carter | December 23, 2009

 

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