happiness

The latest rankings from U.S. News shake things up — the U.S. doesn’t even crack the top ten anymore. What’s going on here?

Congratulations to all the graduating students everywhere! This is such an exciting time for everyone but it also can be very scary based on the fact that the road is open to you, where are you planning on going? Do you have a Plan B?

The results showed that a person's perception of limited time is influenced by their pursuit of happiness. In other words, time becomes a concern mostly when you feel you haven't yet achieved happiness.

Who says Money Can’t Buy Happiness? Well, just about everybody actually…but AskMen.com has a list of options that might prove the old adage wrong..Check out these modestly priced moments of happiness. (AskMen.com)

A recent Gallup Poll says getting married, going to church and getting a high-paying job are the keys to happiness. A whopping 84% of us are either "very satisfied" or "very happy" with our personal lives with just 14% saying they are dissatisfied.

Satisfaction with life starts to drop as early as a person's late 20s and does not begin to recover until well past 50, says Bert van Landeghem, an economist at Maastricht University in Belgium. While young adults are carefree and full of hope for the future and the over-50s have come to terms with the trials of life, the research indicates that those in the middle feel weighed down by the demands

FOR THE GARDEN OF YOUR DAILY LIVING --some clever word play that equals good advice for a happy healthy life!

Children are happiest when their mothers are happy, but their dad's happiness has little affect on them.

WATCHING TV MAKES YOU MISERABLE: People who watch more television are less happy overall. A 30-year General Social Survey concluded that happier people tend to be socially active, and that unhappier people tend to watch TV (the actual act of watching TV was identified as pleasurable and positive in the short term, but correlated with unhappiness in the long term).