Denis Waitley’s words remind us that happiness is not a destination, nor is it something we can possess or achieve through ...

I’m always curious when the annual World Happiness Report comes out what humanity’s overall state of happiness looks like.

We can all agree that we want to be happy, but it s much harder to find consensus when we ask what happiness is and how we ...

The United States this year fell to its lowest-ever place on the World Happiness Report, an annual survey published on International Day of Happiness. The 2025 report highlights the positive ...

Living arrangements, technology, and workplace culture are nudging more Americans to eat their meals alone — and happiness researchers say this is having negative consequences that deserve ...

Happiness is a universal pursuit, and the World Happiness Report 2025 is here, offering fresh insights into global well-being. While some nations maintain their top spots, this year’s rankings bring a ...

According to a study published in Frontiers in Psychology, cooking can help you relax and boost your happiness. It's not hard to see why. With each dish, you feel more self-reliant and confident ...

MORE “Happiness is when what you think, say, and do are in harmony.” – Mahatma Gandhi Happiness is a concept that has fascinated philosophers, scientists, and everyday people for centuries.

Studies indicate that families with four to five members tend to report the highest levels of happiness, particularly in countries like Mexico and several European nations. Trust in others plays a ...

The most disillusioned group isn’t Trump or Biden supporters but abstainers—those who don’t vote at all—who report the lowest levels of happiness and the highest levels of alienation.

India ranked 118th in the World Happiness Report 2025 published Thursday, up from the 126th position in the previous year but below countries such as Nepal, Pakistan, Ukraine and Palestine.

Canada has slipped to 18th place in the global World Happiness Report, down three spots from last year and placing it among the "largest losers" in happiness rankings over the last two decades ...