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GenM Podcast#31 Die Glückliche Gesellschaft!?Was macht uns wirklich glücklich – und was lässt uns nur glauben, wir wären es?In dieser Folge unseres GenM-Podcasts nehmen wir das Buch „Die glückliche Gesellschaft“ von Richard Layard anschneidend unter die Lupe und sprechen über überraschende Erkenntnisse aus Psychologie, Soziologie und Wirtschaft. Warum können zum Beispiel mehr Wohlstand und sozialer Vergleich sogar unglücklicher machen? Welche Rolle spielen Fernsehen, Konsum und die Art, wie wir Kinder erziehen? Und was können wir selbst tun, um unser Glück aktiv zu gestalten?Wir diskutieren...2025-06-2549 min
Lives Well LivedRICHARD LAYARD: the science of wellbeingRichard Layard is a British Labour Economist, a member of the House of Lords, and co-editor of the World Happiness Report.Layard highlights the role of life satisfaction and wellbeing in government policy, and the importance of addressing mental health through public initiatives. He speaks to his research findings on wellbeing, including the the influence of genetic, environmental, and cultural determinants of happiness.Keep up to date with Peter on SubstackKeep up to date with Kasia!Executive Producer: Rachel BarrettThanks to our volunteer...2025-02-061h 05
Investment UncutS6 Ep.8: Happiness economics with Professor Lord Richard LayardAre you happy? Do you think you’re happier than you were 20 years ago? Or, put a different way, why aren’t you happier despite living in one of the wealthiest periods in history?
Three simple questions, but all of them have complicated answers. So how do we start to unpick this?
In this episode, we dive into the world of happiness economics with Professor Lord Richard Layard. We explore the factors that drive happiness, why GDP isn’t the ultimate goal, and how policies could shift to prioritise well-being over consumption.
For our Views from the Boardroom section, Jacob interv...2024-12-1131 min
Latest 100 | LSE Public lectures and events | VideoDaniel Kahneman: a legacyContributor(s): Professor Paul Dolan, Dr Gillian Tett | Nobel prize winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman was the founder of modern behavioural science and behavioural economics. His close friends and colleagues Gillian Tett, Paul Dolan and Richard Layard will come together to discuss his research and the scale of his influence on society.2024-11-181h 11Latest 300 | LSE Public lectures and events | VideoDaniel Kahneman: a legacyContributor(s): Professor Paul Dolan, Dr Gillian Tett | Nobel prize winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman was the founder of modern behavioural science and behavioural economics. His close friends and colleagues Gillian Tett, Paul Dolan and Richard Layard will come together to discuss his research and the scale of his influence on society.2024-11-181h 11Latest 100 | LSE Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfDaniel Kahneman: a legacyContributor(s): Professor Paul Dolan, Dr Gillian Tett | Nobel prize winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman was the founder of modern behavioural science and behavioural economics. His close friends and colleagues Gillian Tett, Paul Dolan and Richard Layard will come together to discuss his research and the scale of his influence on society.2024-11-181h 11Latest 100 | LSE Public lectures and events | AudioDaniel Kahneman: a legacyContributor(s): Professor Paul Dolan, Dr Gillian Tett | Nobel prize winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman was the founder of modern behavioural science and behavioural economics. His close friends and colleagues Gillian Tett, Paul Dolan and Richard Layard will come together to discuss his research and the scale of his influence on society.2024-11-181h 11Latest 100 | LSE Public lectures and events | All media typesDaniel Kahneman: a legacyContributor(s): Professor Paul Dolan, Dr Gillian Tett | Nobel prize winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman was the founder of modern behavioural science and behavioural economics. His close friends and colleagues Gillian Tett, Paul Dolan and Richard Layard will come together to discuss his research and the scale of his influence on society.2024-11-181h 11All items | LSE Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfDaniel Kahneman: a legacyContributor(s): Professor Paul Dolan, Dr Gillian Tett | Nobel prize winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman was the founder of modern behavioural science and behavioural economics. His close friends and colleagues Gillian Tett, Paul Dolan and Richard Layard will come together to discuss his research and the scale of his influence on society.2024-11-181h 11All items | LSE Public lectures and events | All media typesDaniel Kahneman: a legacyContributor(s): Professor Paul Dolan, Dr Gillian Tett | Nobel prize winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman was the founder of modern behavioural science and behavioural economics. His close friends and colleagues Gillian Tett, Paul Dolan and Richard Layard will come together to discuss his research and the scale of his influence on society.2024-11-181h 11
The Goldster Conversations PodcastProfessor Lord Richard Layard and Humphrey Hawksely - The Goldster magazine Show PodcastHow do we place a value on happiness? Can we measure our sense of well-being and fulfilment through science? Richard Layard is founder and former director of the Centre for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics. He has been editor of the annual World Happiness Report which examines the state of happiness at various stages of life. Richard’s latest co-authored book is Wellbeing: Science and Policy which uses science to establish what matters most to us. The book shows how well-being can be scientifically measured, what creates it and how feeling good it can be made even bet...2024-10-2052 min
The Rest Is MoneyThe Economics of HappinessRobert and Steph are joined by Lord Richard Layard, a 90 year old economist who has dedicated his life to researching and encouraging politicians to consider the happiness of their populations when taking decisions. They also discuss whether faster growing economies increase wellbeing and how the presence of women in politics has positive effects on the people who live in those countries (most of the time).Sign up to our newsletter to get more stories from the world of business and finance.Email: restismoney@gmail.c...2024-09-3034 min
IfG EventsHow can public spending do better at improving wellbeing?Spending reviews, which decide how at least half a trillion pounds of annual public spending should be allocated across different public services, are one of the most consequential processes in government. The new government has announced a new review, to conclude in Spring 2025, that will determine departmental budgets for much of the current parliament. But how should ministers choose how to prioritise for spending? Should more money be spent on roads, skills, or police? What is the best way to judge the costs and benefits of each decision? A new report from the London School o...2024-09-041h 01
Institute for GovernmentHow can public spending do better at improving wellbeing?Spending reviews, which decide how at least half a trillion pounds of annual public spending should be allocated across different public services, are one of the most consequential processes in government. The new government has announced a new review, to conclude in Spring 2025, that will determine departmental budgets for much of the current parliament. But how should ministers choose how to prioritise for spending? Should more money be spent on roads, skills, or police? What is the best way to judge the costs and benefits of each decision?
A new report from the London School of Economics, Value for Money...2024-09-031h 01
Marketing business-to-business: o podcast#81 - A felicidade mede-se. E torna as empresas mais rentáveis - com Georg DutschkeNos últimos anos, temas como a “felicidade organizacional” ou o “propósito” entraram na moda. Algumas empresas até passaram a ter “Happiness Managers” – o que certamente faz sentido, num contexto em que atrair e reter colaboradores é cada vez mais difícil. E o salário é apenas um dos fatores tidos em conta quando se escolhe uma empresa para trabalhar.Mas, para lá da moda, será que incorporar a felicidade ou o propósito na cultura da empresa se traduz realmente em melhores resultados? O nosso convidado Georg Dutschke, professor e investigador, não tem qualquer dúvida. Os números que foi r...2024-08-011h 00
Learn with Sue - Walk and TalkWalk and Talk - An invitation to eavesdrop with Prof Lord Richard LayardProfessor Lord Richard Layard started as a school teacher and then moved to the London School of Economics, where he has now been for 60 years! Listen along as Sue and Richard discuss the measurement of happiness and wellbeing!2024-04-0734 min
The We SocietyShould governments care about wellbeing? with Professor Richard LayardProfessor Lord Richard Layard is one of the first economists to look at happiness as a metric that Governments worldwide should strive to improve in their population.
He was the founder-director of LSE's Centre for Economic Performance and is now the director of the Centre's Wellbeing programme. In 2005, he wrote Happiness: Lessons from a New Science, which was published in 20 languages.
We all quest for happiness, but how do we measure a happy life? Is it linked to wealth, relationships or absence of pain? Professor Richard Layard doesn't believe that the Gross Domestic Product of a...2024-03-1333 min
Armando Iannucci: Westminster Reimagined | a New Statesman podcastRichard Layard: Why don't politicians care about happiness?Thurrock is suffering major cuts to all its council services after it went effectively bankrupt last December, after hundreds of millions of pounds were put into risky investments that didn’t pay off. One of the services to be gravely affected by the cuts is a place called “Thameside”, an arts complex, described locally as a “mini Barbican”, which houses a theatre, library, archive and museum.Places like Thameside often serve as the heart and soul of our communities. They bring people together, foster a sense of belonging, and contribute to our overall well-being. But what happens wh...2023-12-1135 min
Successful Women Think DifferentlyHigh Achiever vs. Overachiever - Achieve Your Goals Without Burning OutBeing an overachiever is dangerous. Overachievers often feel the need to constantly prove themselves through accomplishments, and tend to burnout because they’re never satisfied with how far they’ve come. We can tend to think that being an overachiever is a good thing but realistically, it’s unsustainable. Instead, we should aim to be high achievers who focus on intrinsic motivation and personal growth. This episode is going to help you distinguish several indicators of overachievement and the key attributes in high achievers that allow for sustainability in success.Tune...2023-12-0627 min
The A to Z of HappinessOptimismOptimism plays a crucial role in shaping our perspective and experiences in life. It allows us to have a forward-looking outlook, embrace possibilities, and cultivate a growth mindset. Optimism helps us notice the good things, be open to change, and enhance problem-solving abilities. By choosing to see the world with optimism, we can create a more fulfilling and positive life.On this episode, Anya and Mark explore the concept of optimism and its significance in our lives. They discuss the relationship between optimism and happiness, the importance of having a growth mindset, and the challenges of...2023-12-0433 min
Amado EsposoMake America Happy AgainWe're distrustful, unequal and isolated. That's according to the figures showing a decline in happy community feeling since the 1960s. But can we do anything to regain the healthier communal lives enjoyed by many of our parents, grandparents or great-grandparents? We talk to a hopeful trio - an economist, a political scientist and a US senator - about how we can reduce social isolation, temper political division and prioritize the kind of mixing and meeting that makes neighbors into friends. Further reading: Robert Putnam Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community and The Upswing: How America Came Together a C...2023-11-2031 min
The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie SantosMake America Happy AgainWe're distrustful, unequal and isolated. That's according to the figures showing a decline in happy community feeling since the 1960s. But can we do anything to regain the healthier communal lives enjoyed by many of our parents, grandparents or great-grandparents? We talk to a hopeful trio - an economist, a political scientist and a US senator - about how we can reduce social isolation, temper political division and prioritize the kind of mixing and meeting that makes neighbors into friends. Further reading: Robert Putnam Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community and...2023-11-2031 min
The Paul Taylor Podcast | Expert in Hardiness and Mental FitnessThe Science of Happiness, And It's More Robust Cousin, Subjective Wellbeing, With The World's Foremost Expert, Professor Lord Richard LayardThis was a fascinating conversation into the science of happiness and subjective wellbeing with a guy who has done more quality research in this area than almost anyone else on the planet, Professor Lord Richard Layard. What I loved about this conversation was the combination of robust evidence and the list of practical take-homes that we can all implement in our lives. Check out Richard's website with his books and publications here and see below for his ridiculously impressive bio. Richard Layard is the founder-Director of the Centre for Economic Performance - a leading inter-disciplinary...2023-07-211h 05
Working on WellbeingLord Richard Layard on putting wellbeing top of the policy agendaDescribed as the ‘happiness tsar’, Lord Richard Layard knows a thing or two about the science of wellbeing: he literally wrote the book on it.He is a labour economist based within the London School of Economics and Political Science and a co-founder of both Action for Happiness and the World Wellbeing Movement. His long-standing research career – in which he has devoted much of his efforts to reducing inequality and, latterly, in establishing the economics of happiness – saw him appointed to the UK’s House of Lords in 2000.In this exclusive discussion, he offers his...2023-06-2842 min
Book Club with Jeffrey SachsSeason 2, Episode 13: Richard Layard & Jan-Emmanuel De Neve: Wellbeing, Science and PolicySend us a textJoin Professor Jeffrey Sachs and two of the world's leading experts on the economics of wellbeing, Lord Richard Layard and Professor Jan-Emmanuel De Neve to discuss their newest book, Wellbeing: Science and Policy. Together, they examine how wellbeing can be measured and how it can be promoted today and for future generations.What produces a happy life and a happy society? Layard’s and De Neve’s new book offers a systematic exploration that brings together a fascinating and vast body of research in the past 20 years. This thought provoking conversation expl...2023-06-1348 min
RSA EventsA wellbeing approach to policymakingRichard Layard and Jan Emmanuel De Neve present a case for making wellbeing the central goal – for government, for business and for educators.Drawing from their field-defining publication on the science of wellbeing across the life course, they call for a shift in policymaking to maximise the wellbeing of individuals and to engage citizens to contribute to more resilient, rebalanced and regenerative futures.#RSAWellbeingBecome an RSA Events sponsor: https://utm.guru/ueembDonate to The RSA: https://utm.guru/udNNBFollow RSA Events on Instagram: https://www.instagram.co...2023-06-0859 min
Education On Fire - Sharing creative and inspiring learning in our schools345: Eden Project with Sam KendallSam Kendall leads all of Eden’s work with schools, young people and their teachers and has done so since 2010. Eden’s Schools Team design and deliver programmes and projects for children and young people and offer training, consultancy and resources to schools towards Eden’s vision for children and young people who are motivated and equipped to create, and flourish in, a better future in which all living things thrive within planetary boundaries.Sam has been a member of Eden’s Education Team since the project opened in 2001, establishing Eden as a must-go school visit destination for scho...2023-05-2944 min
Success SystemsS7E9: Lord Richard Layard: Top 5 Daily Happiness Actions and Mindsets Proven to Dramatically improve your happiness…Do you want to know the top 5 habits to improve your happiness everyday?Do you want to know the top 5 mindsets that consistently happy people have that you don’t?Professor Lord Richard Layard is a co-editor of the World Happiness Report and one of the first economists to work on happiness. He Has written multiple books on Happiness from Happiness Lessons from a New Science, to Thrive How we can secure a better deal for mental health, and his latest book Can we be Happier. He also started Action for Happiness an int...2023-04-1057 minSuccess SystemsS7E7 John Helliwell (Repost) Co-editor of the World Happiness Report, 6 Factors that determine the majority of our happiness...Do you want to know what 6 factors contribute most to an individuals and country's happiness?John Helliwell is the co- editor of The World Happiness Report, a landmark survey of the state of global happiness that ranks 156 countries by how happy their citizens perceive themselves to be that has been running for the last decade! He is also the Professor emeritus of Economics at University of British Columbia and a distinguished senior fellow at the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research. He is one of the first economist to begin to research happiness and its effect on individuals...2023-03-201h 02
Enjoy Amazing Full Audiobooks 2025 in Better in Audio, For Podcast LoversThe Good Life: Lessons from the World's Longest Study on Happiness by Marc Schulz, Robert WaldingerPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/562563 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Good Life: Lessons from the World's Longest Study on Happiness Author: Marc Schulz, Robert Waldinger Narrator: Marc Schulz, Robert Waldinger Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 11 hours 8 minutes Release date: January 12, 2023 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1 Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 1 Genres: For Podcast Lovers Publisher's Summary: Brought to you by Penguin. 'In a crowded field of life advice and even life advice based on scientific research, Schulz and Waldinger stand apart' Angela Duckworth, author of Grit What is the key to a good life? It is a...2023-01-1205 min
Get Your Favorite Full Audiobooks in Health & Wellness, Mindfulness & MeditationThe Good Life: Lessons from the World's Longest Study on Happiness by Marc Schulz, Robert WaldingerPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/562563 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Good Life: Lessons from the World's Longest Study on Happiness Author: Marc Schulz, Robert Waldinger Narrator: Marc Schulz, Robert Waldinger Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 11 hours 8 minutes Release date: January 12, 2023 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1 Ratings of Narrator: 4 of Total 1 Genres: Mindfulness & Meditation Publisher's Summary: Brought to you by Penguin. 'In a crowded field of life advice and even life advice based on scientific research, Schulz and Waldinger stand apart' Angela Duckworth, author of Grit What is the key to a good life? It is a question...2023-01-1205 min
The Work Goes On: An Oral History of Industrial Relations and Labor Economics with Princeton’s Orley AshenfelterRichard Layard on his life in public service and his pioneering research on happinessRichard Layard, the founding director of the Centre for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics and co-director of the Centre’s Community Wellbeing Programme, joins the podcast to talk to Princeton’s Orley Ashenfelter about his life in public service, his advocacy on behalf of the unemployed, and his pioneering research on happiness, life satisfaction, and mental health.
In this episode, Layard and Ashenfelter discuss:
• Layard’s role in the Robbins Commission in the early 1960s and the impact it had on higher education in the U.K.
• The creation of the “two equation model” for measuring the relationship b...2023-01-0823 min
Things I Forgot Were Good For MeKindness with Baron Richard LayardIn this episode we talk to Baron Richard Layard live at Kindfest 2022.
Richard Layard, is a British labour economist, currently working as programme director of the Centre for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics. He is also one of the first economists to work on happiness, and his main current interest is how better mental health could improve our social and economic life. He is the founder-director of LSE's Centre for Economic Performance and is co-director of the Centre's programme on Community Wellbeing2022-11-1857 min
Rathbones Look Forward PodcastThe Future of HappinessIn the latest episode of the Rathbones Look forward series, Andrea Catherwood talks to economist and author Professor Richard Layard about the future of happiness. His latest book ‘Can We Be Happier?’ argues that the goal for society must be the greatest possible all-round happiness, exploring how we can aim to be happier in our personal and professional lives.2022-10-2843 min
OppenheimerLa nueva lista de los países más felices del mundoAndrés Oppenheimer habla de felicidad con John Hellywell y Richard Layard, coautores del nuevo Reporte Mundial de la Felicidad, con Tal Ben-Shahar, director de la primera maestría de la felicidad, y con Karen Guggenheim, directora de la Cumbre Mundial de la Felicidad.Para conocer sobre cómo CNN protege la privacidad de su audiencia, visite CNN.com/privacidad Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2022-03-2739 min
The Financial Wellbeing PodcastEpisode 84 – THE Secret to Happiness
Episode 84 – THE Secret to Happiness
After 84 episodes, we should all know a thing or two about wellbeing and our finances – now it all comes together as the guys share THE, not actually that secret, way we can align our financial plan with lasting happiness! With the usual No Shizzle Sherlock and #tightasstommo features, along with the three steps you can follow for a happy-centric financial plan – don’t delay, dive right into this episode now:
Welcomes & Introductions
Featuring a root canal and the S1, Ep5 ‘Interesting’ episode of The Young Ones!
(If you would...2022-03-2533 min
Yoga Yippie Yeah!Glücklich und entspannt! Aber wie?Ratgeber übers Glücklichsein gibt es ja wirklich genug – also warum solltest du dir diesen Podcast anhören? Ganz einfach, weil ich dir hier keine esotherischen und unrealistischen Ratschläge gebe – sondern tatsächlich umsetzbare Methoden. Vorschläge die auf altem Wissen und moderner Glücksforschung basieren und am Ende gibt es wieder ein Yoga-und Meditationshäppchen für dich.
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Als Yogalehrerin lege ich dir diese Übungen nahe, ich bin jedoch keine Therapeutin oder Ärztin und weiße dich darauf hin, dass diese Anleitungen kein Ersatz für eine entsprechende...2022-01-0922 min
Bruto Nationaal GelukS02 aflevering 2: Van werk veranderen of je werk veranderen?Werk vinden dat bij je past, hoe doe je dat? En kan je ook in je huidige job blijven, maar die toch zo boetseren dat hij beter bij jouw talenten, waarden en betekenis past?
Een aflevering over werkgeluk, talent, job-boetseren en jobhopping. Maar ook over loopbaancoaching, levenslang leren en ongelukkige callcenter-medewerkers.
Hier kan je meer lezen en uitproberen:
- Maaikes filmpje over jobcrafting
- Onderzoek naar de levenstevredenheid van leerkrachten
- We werkten met de talentkaartjes van Luk Dewulf, Els Pronk en Peter Beschuyt
- Hier vind je de online ste...2021-10-0639 min
Confronting The MadnessEP14: Dr. David Clark Confronts The Case for Publicly Funded PsychotherapyMy guest for Episode 15 of Confronting The Madness is Dr. David M. Clark. Dr. Clark is a Professor of Psychology at the University of Oxford and a National Clinical Adviser for the United Kingdom’s Department of Health.
Dr. Clark’s research has led to the development of new and effective cognitive therapy programs for panic disorder, social phobia, and post traumatic stress disorders. Alongside economist Richard Layard, Dr. Clark wrote the book Thrive: How Better Mental Health Care Transforms Lives and Saves Money.
Dr. Clark was instrumental in pioneering the development and implementation of the Im...2021-07-091h 18
On OpinionPolarisation on the Couch, with Alex Evans“Our inner and outer crises are two sides of the same coin”There are many lenses through which to explain polarisation - economic, political, demographic, evolutionary… Alex Evans wants us to consider it from a psychological perspective.Alex has campaigned around inclusion and social justice for two decades, but researchers in Israel changed his mind about social fracture. Polarisation between Israelis and Palestinians is a mental health issue - driven by ongoing trauma, anxiety, hyper-vigilance and threat perception.If democracy depends on citizens who can manage their mental and emotional states, feel empathy for each other, a...2021-05-0549 min
Utopia is NowWhy is Utopia Now? | feat. Alex CanadellTimestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
01:28 - Alex and the origin of 'Utopia is Now'
03:27 - What is Utopia?
06:23 - Shouldn't we keep our focus on more pressing short-term goals, rather than a long-term utopia?
12:15 - Climate change, Patagonia, Greenwashing and Corporate Ethics
19:07 - False Marketing, Social Media & Need for Decentralized Data-Driven Solutions & the Truth
25:43 - Why big data isn't the complete solution to reduce poor decision-making
32:57 - Education, Conditioning, Life and the Importance of Safety & Storytelling
49:51 - Why is Utopia now? Physics, Reality, Religion ...2021-01-171h 14
TrumponomicsThe Economic Cost of Covid's Mental Health CrisisCovid-19 isn't just a deadly threat to human life; it's also a mental health catastrophe with economic consequences. Fear of illness, strict lockdowns, isolation from friends and family, rising unemployment and collapsing businesses weigh on the hearts and minds of people all across the globe. But poor mental health isn’t just a symptom of economic malaise: It can also be a cause. Bloomberg economics reporter William Horobin reports from Paris about what the psychological effects of the pandemic could mean for our longer-term prosperity, and what can be done to help. Host Stephanie Flanders also speaks wit...2021-01-1423 minTrumponomicsThe Economic Cost of Covid's Mental Health CrisisCovid-19 isn't just a deadly threat to human life; it's also a mental health catastrophe with economic consequences. Fear of illness, strict lockdowns, isolation from friends and family, rising unemployment and collapsing businesses weigh on the hearts and minds of people all across the globe. But poor mental health isn’t just a symptom of economic malaise: It can also be a cause. Bloomberg economics reporter William Horobin reports from Paris about what the psychological effects of the pandemic could mean for our longer-term prosperity, and what can be done to help. Host Stephanie Flanders also speaks wit...2021-01-1423 min
CEO DeconstructedJuan Carlos Zuazua | Liderazgo de ServicioJuan Carlos Zuazua es el Director General de VivaAerobus, la aerolínea de bajo costo de México. Una empresa joven y vibrante, que ha revolucionado la forma de viajar en avión en México. En 2011 fue reconocido por la revista Expansión como una de las jóvenes promesas menores de 30 años
Juan Carlos en este episodio de CEO Deconstructed nos explica por qué la humildad intelectual es importante para que aprendas de tu equipo y de todo tu entorno, también nos contó lo importante que es siempre priorizar a tus colaboradores para que tus cl...2021-01-1159 min
Future Learning Design PodcastEducation for Human Flourishing - A Conversation with Sir Anthony SeldonSir Anthony Seldon is a leading authority on contemporary British history and education and former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Buckingham. He is author or editor of over 40 books on contemporary history, politics and education and is the author on, and honorary historical advisor to, Downing Street.
After gaining an MA in Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Worcester College, Oxford, and a PhD at the London School of Economics, Anthony qualified as a teacher at King's College, London, where he was awarded the top PGCE prize in his year.
From 1993 to 2015, Anthony held headships at...2021-01-0523 min
Shaping the Post-COVID WorldMaking Wellbeing the GoalContributor(s): Baroness Tyler, Lord O'Donnell, Professor Lord Layard, Alan Jope |
This 30th Anniversary CEP event will ask can wellbeing become the focus for social science? How would this change economics and policy analysis? How would it change policy priorities for a post-Covid-19 world?
Alan Jope (@alanjope) was appointed CEO of Unilever in 2019, and has worked for the company in North America for 14 years and in Asia for 13 years.
Richard Layard (@RichardLayard) is Emeritus Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science and currently heads the CEP's Wellbeing Research Programme.
Gus O'Donnell (@Gus_ODonnell) was Cabinet...2020-11-261h 03
Rathbones Look Forward PodcastThe future of happinessIn the latest episode of the Rathbones Look forward series, Andrea Catherwood talks to economist and author Professor Richard Layard about the future of happiness. His latest book ‘Can We Be Happier?’ argues that the goal for society must be the greatest possible all-round happiness, exploring how we can aim to be happier in our personal and professional lives.2020-08-2643 min
The Happy WorkLife PodcastEpisode 29 - Richard LayardLord Mark Price talks workplace happiness with the UK's 'Happiness Tsar' Lord Richard Layard. Richard shares his views on social justice, happiness and how money alone really cannot make us happy.2020-08-0446 min
Aspen UKThe Science of HappinessAre you happy? A simple question that many of us are still unable to answer without some ambiguity. In this conversation Professor Lord Richard Layard, economist and best-selling author of “Can We Be Happier?” (2020) talks about the evidence base for positive psychology with BBC news presenter, executive coach, and psychology researcher Philippa Thomas. Together they discuss how society can be made happier, describe the role of organisations and schools in building wellbeing, and explore whether it would be problematic if someone was too happy, to the point of being naive. Support the show2020-07-1758 min
Motivating Speech | Speeches That MatterRichard Layard Speech: Pursuing HappinessLord Richard Layard, one of the leading figures in the world happiness movement, proposes putting happiness at the centre of our societal goals and taking a more people-focussed approach. Listen to this Richard Layard's speech at the RSA.
For more visit https://motivatingspeech.com/2020-07-0506 min
Making the world betterHow to make a happier world (p2 of 2) - with Prof Richard Layard - Ep 10This week you’ll hear the second part of my conversation with Professor Richard Layard, Emeritus Professor of Economics at the LSE. If you’ve not listened to the first part about his work on the subject of happiness and mental health, check it out after you’ve listened to this – it’s fascinating!Richard is an economist who spent much of his life working on how to reduce unemployment and inequality. In more recent years though he has become one of the world’s leading figures exploring the science of happiness, as well as how better mental healt...2020-05-1122 min
Pivotal Podcast - Managing BehaviourWhy wellbeing is more important than curriculum coverage with Adrian Bethune PP253Mark Bocker picks the brains of Wellness champion, Adrian Bethune this week. Adrian Bethune is a Healthy Body and Mind Leader and Teacher at a primary school in Hertfordshire. He was awarded a 'Happy Hero' medal at the House of Lords on the UN International Day of Happiness in 2013, and has been on stage with the Dalai Lama and Lord Richard Layard in 2015 talking about teaching happiness in his school. He is passionate about children's mental health and happiness and has been interviewed by numerous national newspapers and other press organisations, including The Telegraph and Teach Primary Magazine. Adrian is...2020-05-061h 05Making the world betterHow to make a happier world (p1 of 2) - with Prof Richard Layard - Ep 9 In this episode I talk to Lord Richard Layard, Emeritus Professor of Economics at the LSE. Richard is an economist who spent much of his life working on how to reduce unemployment and inequality. In more recent years though he has become one of the world’s leading figures exploring the science of happiness, as well as how better mental health could improve our social and economic life.He is the author of a number of books, including ‘Happiness – lessons from a new science’, 'Thrive – the power of psychological therapy' and his new book ‘Can we be happier?’, wh...2020-04-2738 min
Let Your Ears Embark on a Adventure with Free AudiobookCan We Be Happier? Audiobook by Richard LayardListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeID: 417402
Title: Can We Be Happier?
Author: Richard Layard
Narrator: Rupert Bush
Format: Unabridged
Length: 07:33:17
Language: English
Release date: 03-26-20
Publisher: W.F. Howes
Genres: Science & Technology, Medicine
Summary:
Most people now realise that economic growth, however desirable, will not solve all our problems. Instead, we need a philosophy and a science which encompasses a much fuller range of human need and experience.
This book argues that the goal for a society must be the greatest possible all round happiness, and shows how each of us can become...2020-03-267h 33
Social Science BitesRichard Layard on Happiness Economicsichard Layard remembers being a history student sitting in Oxford’s Bodleian Library on a misty morning, reading philosopher Jeremy Bentham (he of the famed “It is the greatest happiness of the greatest number that is the measure of right and wrong”). As he recounts to interviewer David Edmonds in this Social Science Bites podcast, he thought, “Oh yes, this is what it’s all about.” And while much has changed for the current Baron Layard FBA in the years since that epiphany, his laser-like focus on seeing happiness as the key product of any successful society has remained...2020-02-0320 min
LSE PodcastsCan We Be Happier? [Audio]Speaker(s): Professor Lord Layard | In this event about his new book, Richard Layard explores how teachers, managers, health professionals, couples, community leaders, economists, scientists, politicians, and we as individuals can create a happier world. Richard Layard is emeritus Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science and currently heads the CEP's Wellbeing Research Programme. His new book is Can We Be Happier? To pre-order a copy of the book, which can be collected from independent bookshop Pages of Hackney at the event, please go to Can We Be Happier? Minouche Shafik is Director of the...2020-02-031h 12
RSA EventsA Manifesto for HappinessHappiness pioneer Richard Layard issues a call to action to citizens, governments and policymakers to adopt a new model of social organisation.
This event was recorded live at the RSA on Thursday 30th January 2020. Discover more about this event here: https://soundcloud.com/the_rsa/a-new-roadmap-for-eco-politics
2020-01-3159 min
Business Archives - Blue Pea PODMoney Doesn’t Motivate – So What Does?In conversations with leaders, the topic of motivating staff often comes up. Either the company has gone through some lean times, or there is constant pressure on budgets. In some cases it’s about a war on talent and retaining your best staff. Other times it’s that leaders have asked their people to keep giving that bit extra of staff to make it through the challenge.
To combat any of the above one option is bonus’s and pay rises. And given some of the above challenges the extra cash may not even be available. Which isn’t as ba...2019-12-0908 minPodcast Archives - Blue Pea PODMoney Doesn’t Motivate – So What Does?In conversations with leaders, the topic of motivating staff often comes up. Either the company has gone through some lean times, or there is constant pressure on budgets. In some cases it’s about a war on talent and retaining your best staff. Other times it’s that leaders have asked their people to keep giving that bit extra of staff to make it through the challenge.
To combat any of the above one option is bonus’s and pay rises. And given some of the above challenges the extra cash may not even be available. Which isn’t as ba...2019-12-0908 min
Head TalksThe Value of Happiness by Richard LayardRichard Layard is an Emeritus Professor at the London School of Economics where he is also Director of the Wellbeing Programme, as well as a member of the House of Lords and the co-founder of Action for Happiness. His books include Happiness: Lessons from a New Science, and Thrive. Lord Layard began his career as an economist and was one of the first to study the economic and social importance of happiness. Once we measure what makes people happy, he argues, we can develop policies to improve the happiness of our society. Our first priority should be to improve mental...2019-11-2116 min
LSE IQ podcastLSE IQ Episode 29 | What's the secret to happiness?Contributor(s): Professor Paul Dolan, Professor Lord Richard Layard, Liz Zeidler | This month we have raided the LSE IQ archives for an episode from 2017 when we ask, ‘What’s the secret to happiness?’ Western societies have been getting steadily richer for several decades, but social scientists have shown that we are no happier for it. In fact we now have more depression, more alcoholism and more crime. Why does happiness elude so many of us and what can we do about it? Joanna Bale talks to LSE’s Paul Dolan and Richard Layard, and Liz Zeidler of the Happy City Initiati2019-11-1227 minLSE IQLSE IQ Episode 29 | What's the secret to happiness?Contributor(s): Professor Paul Dolan, Professor Lord Richard Layard, Liz Zeidler | This month we have raided the LSE IQ archives for an episode from 2017 when we ask, ‘What’s the secret to happiness?’ Western societies have been getting steadily richer for several decades, but social scientists have shown that we are no happier for it. In fact we now have more depression, more alcoholism and more crime. Why does happiness elude so many of us and what can we do about it? Joanna Bale talks to LSE’s Paul Dolan and Richard Layard, and Liz Zeidler of the Happy City Initiati2019-11-1227 min
LSE PodcastsWhat's the secret to happiness?To subscribe on Apple podcasts please visit apple.co/2r40QPA or on Andriod subscribeonandroid.com/www.lse.ac.uk…unesStore.xml or search for 'LSE IQ' in your favourite podcast app or visit lse.ac.uk/iq
Welcome to LSE's award-winning podcast, LSE IQ, where we ask leading social scientists - and other experts - to answer an intelligent question about economics, politics or society.
This month we have raided the LSE IQ archives for an episode from 2017 when we ask, ‘What’s the secret to happiness?’ Western societies have been getting steadily richer for several decades, but social scientis...2019-11-1227 minLSE IQ | Intelligent questions with social science answersWhat's the secret to happiness?To subscribe on Apple podcasts please visit apple.co/2r40QPA or on Andriod subscribeonandroid.com/www.lse.ac.uk…unesStore.xml or search for 'LSE IQ' in your favourite podcast app or visit lse.ac.uk/iq
Welcome to LSE's award-winning podcast, LSE IQ, where we ask leading social scientists - and other experts - to answer an intelligent question about economics, politics or society.
This month we have raided the LSE IQ archives for an episode from 2017 when we ask, ‘What’s the secret to happiness?’ Western societies have been getting steadily richer for several decades, but social scientis...2019-11-1227 min
Das kleine Glück: Der Podcast für positive Ideen, Impulse und Inspirationen.Der Podcast für positive Ideen, Impulse und InspirationenDas kleine Glück #51 Wohlbefinden als politischer Richtwert: Paneldiskussion bei der OECD Konferenz
Anfang Oktober 2019 veranstaltete die OECD (Organisation für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung) in Paris eine Tagung mit dem Thema „Putting well-being metrics into policy actions“. Ich durfte als Glücksministerin nicht nur dabei, sondern als Vertreterin für Deutschland mittendrin sein.
Es ist eine große Ehre, Teil davon gewesen zu sein, denn es waren viele interessante Menschen und Entscheider aus Wirtschaft, Zivilgesellschaft und Politik aus aller Welt zusammen gekommen. Alle mit dem gleichen Ziel: Wohlbefinden als politischen Richtwert verankern.
Wir alle wollen uns für e...2019-10-241h 18
SinneswandelBedeutet mehr Wohlstand wirklich mehr Glück?Über Grenzen des Wachstums und die hedonistische Tretmühle
► Lesenswert: Befreiung vom Überfluss: Auf dem Weg in die Postwachstumsökonomie von Niko Paech; The Great Mindshift von Dr. Maja Göpel.
► World Happiness Report.
► Das Easterlin-Paradox.
► Die Postwachstumsökonomie.
► "Wohlstand und Glück"; Artikel der Universität Köln.
► "Auf der Suche nach Glück": Interview mit Richard Layard in der SZ.
► Die Hedonistische-Tretmühle nach Michael Eysenck.
► Studie über das (Un-)Glück von Lotto-Gewinner*innen; Journal of Personality and Social Psy...2019-09-0324 min
everywoman PodcastEp. 8 Why wellbeing is the new KPI, with author of The Origins of Happiness Professor Lord Richard LayardShould happiness be a new measure and definition of progress? And if we judge our society by how happy we are then what implications does that have for business, government and how we live our lives?
Director of the Wellbeing Programme at the Centre for Economic Performance at the LSE, chairman for Action for Happiness and co-author of The Origins of Happiness, Professor Lord Richard Layard, talks about the economic and social effects of happiness, the role of women in driving a “happiness revolution” and whether units of happiness could become a KPI for the future in the...2018-06-2527 min
Ongekend Talent PodcastRichard Layard (Talent 06) 'The economist of happiness'The first podcast we recorded in Miami was above anything we ever expected, with a very special guest: Sir Lord Richard Layard.
Just a number of facts in a row:
- He helped advise Ton Blair’s government from 1997 to 2001;
- He is the author of several books: Happiness: A New Science, Thrive, The Origins of Happiness, A Good Childhood, Handbook of Labor Economics, and many more;
- He is a labour peer and professor at the London School of Economics;
- He is co-author of the World Happiness Report, which ranks the level of happiness in different countries.
Things we...2018-05-0326 min
Carnegie Council PodcastsThe Origins of Happiness, with Richard LayardToday we can accurately measure happiness and we know much more about its causes, says Professor Layard. It turns out that getting richer is often not enough for real happiness. So now, instead of just looking at GDP, many policymakers around the world are focusing on how to raise the level of people's satisfaction with their lives, including their mental and physical health, for example.2018-03-2119 min
AllPro MindsetComparing Cultural Happiness: USA and NorwayThe World Happiness Report, edited by John Helliwell from Canada, Richard Layard from London, and Jeffery Sachs from the US, was written by a group of independent experts acting in their personal capacities. It compares cultural happiness in countries world-wide among 6 criteria. The 2017 World Happiness Report ranks Norway in the number 1 spot whereas the United States is ranked number 14. Doc and Coach spoke to Synnove (Sanna) Nesse, Managing Director at MindsAhead about differences between American and Norwegian culture with regard to happiness.2018-02-271h 04
Latest 300 | LSE Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfLSE Festival 2018 | Beveridge's Sixth Giant [Audio]Speaker(s): Professor Sam Fankhauser, Professor Fawaz Gerges, Professor Naila Kabeer, Professor Mary Kaldor, Professor Lord Layard | Beveridge's "Five Giants" remain central issues in discussions about the welfare state today, but there are also new challenges that have emerged since the 1940s. Which "Giant" issue would a modern day Beveridge prioritise? Having polled LSE students, staff and alumni for their suggestions as to Beveridge’s missing giants, the sixth giant will be selected from one of the following: Sustainability, Equity, Loneliness/Isolation, Security, Extremism. You decide. Vote on which of these giant issues should take its place alongside Beveridge’s gian...2018-02-191h 02Latest 300 | LSE Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfLSE Festival 2018 | Beveridge's Sixth Giant [Slides]Speaker(s): Professor Sam Fankhauser, Professor Fawaz Gerges, Professor Naila Kabeer, Professor Mary Kaldor, Professor Lord Layard | Beveridge's "Five Giants" remain central issues in discussions about the welfare state today, but there are also new challenges that have emerged since the 1940s. Which "Giant" issue would a modern day Beveridge prioritise? Having polled LSE students, staff and alumni for their suggestions as to Beveridge’s missing giants, the sixth giant will be selected from one of the following: Sustainability, Equity, Loneliness/Isolation, Security, Extremism. You decide. Vote on which of these giant issues should take its place alongside Beveridge’s gian...2018-02-1900 minLatest 300 | LSE Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfThe Origins of Happiness: Andrew Marr in conversation with Richard Layard [Audio]Speaker(s): Professor Lord Layard | To mark the publication of The Origins of Happiness Andrew Marr and Richard Layard discuss some of its key focal points: What makes people happy? Why should governments care about people's wellbeing? How would policy change if wellbeing was the main objective? Richard Layard is Director of the Wellbeing program at the Centre for Economic Performance, LSE. Andrew Marr (@AndrewMarr9) is the host of The Andrew Marr Show on BBC One and also hosts BBC Radio 4's Start the Week every Monday. He began his career in journalism on The Scotsman newspaper in 1981, later moving...2018-01-221h 11
Career Relaunch®Deciding What MattersWhat have you spent your time chasing in your career? Fancy titles? The role of CEO? The opportunity to say you manage a huge team of X people? Have you ever stopped to think about why those things matter to you so much? What drives you to focus on that goal?
In this 1-year anniversary episode of Career Relaunch, Bruce Daisley, Vice President of Twitter, EMEA shares his insights on drivers of happiness in the workplace and the motivations behind his own career shifts from Google & YouTube to Twitter. In the Mental Fuel® segment, I’ll explain how...2017-09-2133 min
???? ? ?????? ?LSEIQ Epsiode 6 | What’s the secret to happiness? [Audio]Contributor(s): Professor Paul Dolan, Professor Lord Richard Layard, Liz Zeidler | Welcome to LSE IQ, a new monthly podcast from the London School of Economics and Political Science. This is the podcast where we ask some of the leading social scientists - and other experts - to answer intelligent questions about economics, politics or society. In this episode, Joanna Bale investigates human happiness: why it eludes so many of us and what we can do about it. She talks to LSE’s Paul Dolan and Richard Layard, and Liz Zeidler of the Happy City Initiative. For further information about the po...2017-09-0526 minLSE IQLSEIQ Episode 6 | What’s the secret to happiness?Contributor(s): Professor Paul Dolan, Professor Lord Richard Layard, Liz Zeidler | Welcome to LSE IQ, a new monthly podcast from the London School of Economics and Political Science. This is the podcast where we ask some of the leading social scientists - and other experts - to answer intelligent questions about economics, politics or society. In this episode, Joanna Bale investigates human happiness: why it eludes so many of us and what we can do about it. She talks to LSE’s Paul Dolan and Richard Layard, and Liz Zeidler of the Happy City Initiative. For further information about the po...2017-09-0526 minLSE IQ podcastLSEIQ Episode 6 | What’s the secret to happiness?Contributor(s): Professor Paul Dolan, Professor Lord Richard Layard, Liz Zeidler | Welcome to LSE IQ, a new monthly podcast from the London School of Economics and Political Science. This is the podcast where we ask some of the leading social scientists - and other experts - to answer intelligent questions about economics, politics or society. In this episode, Joanna Bale investigates human happiness: why it eludes so many of us and what we can do about it. She talks to LSE’s Paul Dolan and Richard Layard, and Liz Zeidler of the Happy City Initiative. For further information about the po...2017-09-0526 min
LSE IQ | Intelligent questions with social science answersWhat’s the secret to happiness?Welcome to LSE IQ, a new monthly podcast from the London School of Economics and Political Science. This is the podcast where we ask some of the leading social scientists - and other experts - to answer intelligent questions about economics, politics or society.
To subscribe on iTunes please visit https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/lse-iq-podcast/id1223817465 or search for 'LSE IQ' in your favourite podcast app.
In this episode, Joanna Bale investigates human happiness: why it eludes so many of us and what we can do about it. She talks to LSE’s Paul Dolan and Richard Layard, an...2017-09-0526 min
Discussions in Tunbridge WellsDoes Poverty Harm your Mental Health?John McGowan, Anne Cooke, Angela Gilchrist and Rachel Terry discuss the effects of poverty and inequality on happiness and mental health.
In this discussion we focus on two reports. The first is forthcoming book from a London School of Economics group involving Lord Richard Layard and titled ‘The Origins of Happiness’. Even though this hasn’t yet been released it has prompted a great deal of debate, especially with the conclusion that poverty and inequality may be less important than good mental health for human happiness. The second document is a major report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation written by the Me...2016-12-1831 min
Queen Mary History of EmotionsThe Politics of WellbeingThis podcast features an interview with Lord Richard Layard, LSE economist, 'happiness tsar' and a driving force in the politics of wellbeing over the last decade; and with William Davies, senior lecturer at Goldsmith's, and author of The Happiness Industry. We discuss how academics can influence public policy, how governments, universities and companies can improve wellbeing, and whether there are aspects of the 'wellbeing movement' that are illiberal, reductive or creepy. For good background to this discussion, check out Oliver Burkeman's long-read article on the 'therapy wars' between Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and psychoanalysis:https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/jan/07/therapy-wars-revenge-of-freud-cognitive-behavioural-therapy
...2016-12-1559 min
thekingsfundLord Richard Layard - mental health: from rhetoric to reality?Lord Layard, Professor Emeritus at London School of Economics and Founder of Action for Happiness, speaks at our event on taking the conversation on mental health from rhetoric to reality. The event was part of our breakfast series on the big election questions.2015-01-2215 min
Gearty GrillingsGearty Grilling: Richard Layard on HappinessContributor(s): Richard Layard | Richard Layard, Emeritus Professor of Economics and Director of the Wellbeing Programme at LSE's Centre for Economic Performance, discusses what really makes us happy.2015-01-1505 min
VoxTalk VaultsMental illness: The great hidden problem in today's societyRichard Layard interviewed by Viv Davies, 15 October 2014
Mental ill-health causes more suffering than physical illness, poverty or unemployment. Greater spending on helping people recover from mental health problems would generate massive savings to national economies. This Vox Talk discusses how successful psychological treatments have been developed and urges policymakers to act. Layard argues that psychological therapy costs nothing.2014-10-1513 minSummer 2014 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfThrive: the power of evidence-based psychological therapiesContributor(s): Professor David M Clark, Professor Lord Layard, Andrew Marr | This event marks the launch of David Clark and Richard Layard’s new book, Thrive, which argues that mental health problems are pervasive. They have massive social impacts and huge economic costs. They can be effectively treated by evidence-based psychological therapies, but these are not widely available. They should be. David M. Clark is professor of experimental psychology at the University of Oxford and a leading clinical psychologist. His work particularly focuses on understanding and treating anxiety disorders. Richard Layard is emeritus professor of economics at LSE and was fo...2014-07-101h 122014 | LSE Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfThrive: the power of evidence-based psychological therapiesContributor(s): Professor David M Clark, Professor Lord Layard, Andrew Marr | This event marks the launch of David Clark and Richard Layard’s new book, Thrive, which argues that mental health problems are pervasive. They have massive social impacts and huge economic costs. They can be effectively treated by evidence-based psychological therapies, but these are not widely available. They should be. David M. Clark is professor of experimental psychology at the University of Oxford and a leading clinical psychologist. His work particularly focuses on understanding and treating anxiety disorders. Richard Layard is emeritus professor of economics at LSE and was fo...2014-07-101h 122014 | LSE Public lectures and events | VideoThrive: the power of evidence-based psychological therapiesContributor(s): Professor David M Clark, Professor Lord Layard, Andrew Marr | This event marks the launch of David Clark and Richard Layard’s new book, Thrive, which argues that mental health problems are pervasive. They have massive social impacts and huge economic costs. They can be effectively treated by evidence-based psychological therapies, but these are not widely available. They should be. David M. Clark is professor of experimental psychology at the University of Oxford and a leading clinical psychologist. His work particularly focuses on understanding and treating anxiety disorders. Richard Layard is emeritus professor of economics at LSE and was fo...2014-07-101h 12Summer 2014 | Public lectures and events | VideoThrive: the power of evidence-based psychological therapiesContributor(s): Professor David M Clark, Professor Lord Layard, Andrew Marr | This event marks the launch of David Clark and Richard Layard’s new book, Thrive, which argues that mental health problems are pervasive. They have massive social impacts and huge economic costs. They can be effectively treated by evidence-based psychological therapies, but these are not widely available. They should be. David M. Clark is professor of experimental psychology at the University of Oxford and a leading clinical psychologist. His work particularly focuses on understanding and treating anxiety disorders. Richard Layard is emeritus professor of economics at LSE and was fo...2014-07-101h 12
Redes (Emisiones Anteriores)Factores Externos De La Felicidad (Redes #369)Ser rico no siempre significa ser feliz. Está claro. Pero ¿qué nos hace felices? El mundo occidental constituye la gran paradoja de la felicidad. Tenemos mayor calidad de vida, una mejor asistencia sanitaria, ganamos más dinero... que hace apenas 50 años y sin embargo somos infelices. ¿Por qué? ¿Qué tenemos que cambiar para ser felices?
Hasta hace poco apenas contábamos con datos científicos que nos permitieran responder a estas preguntas. Ahora, diversos estudios de psicología, neurología, sociología y economía nos demuestran que hay factores externos que no dependen tanto de la naturaleza del individuo y que...2013-08-2556 min