In Pursuit of Happiness |
Thursday Mar 05 2009
By Kevin Brown | BioIt seems that no matter where I turn these days, the search for happiness seems to be on many people’s mind. Perhaps during this time of economic turmoil, people are reconsidering the happiness quotient they attributed to possessions and financial security. In the Telegraph of London, Richard Gray and Alastair Jamieson report that “Psychologists have found that people who spend their money on simple experiences such as going to the theatre, dining out or taking adventure holidays tend to be happier than those who buy possessions, regardless of how much they spend.”[Read More]
Written by eldering at Personal Empowerment
Tagged with: alastair_jamieson deepak_chopra elder happiness richard_gray ryan_howell
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