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When it comes to the quest for greater happiness, waiting and hoping are out. Learning and practicing are in.  Here’s how to create your own happy reality — starting now.

Jacob Sokol, author of Living on Purpose — An Uncommon Guide to Finding, Living, and Rocking Your Life’s Purpose, explores the differences in extrinsic and intrinsic motivation.

Carol S. Dweck, PhD, a renowned Stanford University professor, helps us understand why having the right mindset affects everything we do.

Best-selling author Dan Buettner shares insights from the world’s happiest people that can boost the well-being of communities and their citizens.

When it comes to creating the conditions for optimal health, we know that managing stress is important. But it turns out that dealing with our anxieties and negative emotional reactions is only half the battle. Discover why an ample supply of enjoyable, positive experiences is equally essential to your well-being — and how you can go about giving life’s pleasures the healthy emphasis they deserve.

10 reasons to celebrate (and ways to get even happier in the process).

In the face of hardship, some people manage to find deeper meaning and purpose. Discover the factors of post-traumatic growth.

Discover how cultivating an inquiring mind can help you lead a happier, healthier life.

Wise advice on how to get healthier, happier and more attractive with age.

Feeling gloomy in your middle years? Award-winning journalist Jonathan Rauch tells us why life gets better after 50.

How strengthening your personal relationships and hooking up with a healthy tribe may improve your health, happiness, and success.

Here how’s to apply the principles of sustainability to our health, happiness, and collective well-being.

12 big ideas that are shifting the way we think about health.

It’s an epidemic that’s sweeping the nation and infecting millions of American consumers with an insatiable desire for more. Have you got the bug?

Most of us prefer to avoid messing up. But as it turns out, a certain amount of failure supports success. Here’s why — and how to make the most of your misfires.

There’s nothing wrong with pursuing happiness — as long as we don’t get too hung up on the details.

Looking for the secrets to a longer and happier life? Read this.