Martin Seligman: The Science of Happiness


Inspired by: Martin Seligman
From: Authentic Happiness

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At last, psychology gets serious about glee, fun, and happiness. Martin Seligman has given us a gift–a practical map for the perennial quest for a flourishing life.”


~ Daniel Goleman, author of “Emotional Intelligence”
commenting on “Authentic Happiness” by Martin Seligman

In his book, “Authentic Happiness,” Martin Seligman boils down the science of happiness into a very simple equation.

Ready?

Discover your strengths and use them often.

And you’ll be pretty darn happy.

Want a truly meaningful life?

Discover your strengths, use them often, and give them to something bigger than yourself.

Shall we?

Fun.

(You might dig the overview of “Authentic Happiness” I did. And take the strengths assessment test today to take the next step in mastering the science of happiness!)

And, for those curious souls, my "signature strengths" are:

- Creativity: I like finding new, fun ways to do things
- Hope & Optimism: I believe I can do anything... and so can anyone else. :)
- Kindness & Generosity: I get a lot out of giving.
- Energy & Enthusiasm: I have a lot of it.
- Wisdom & Perspective: I love understanding life.
- Courage: I like taking risks.

What’re yours?!?





Inspired by: Martin Seligman
From: Authentic Happiness



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