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A show on friendships and their power to uplift us and even keep us healthy. Plus, advice on making new friends and nurture existing friendships. And, a local fan group on building community.

The data was collected from more than 700 participants from all over the world since 1938.

Earlier this month, I had the chance to speak with Jaclyn Selby and the MIT Sloan School of Management community on my favorite topic, Happiness & Leadership. I shared my personal story and why I have put so many years into the study of Positive Psychology. Please join our conversation.

A study by Harvard University, which surveyed more than 700 employees, has revealed that jobs that require little to no human interaction and don’t offer opportunities for interacting with colleagues have the unhappiest of employees

Lonely jobs are common in emerging, tech-driven industries, the study found.

The study also talked about loneliness in the workplace and listed professions that are isolating.

The happiest and healthiest people are those who have warm connections with others, says psychiatrist Robert Waldinger, who leads the Harvard Study of Adult…

A study from Harvard University spanning eight decades seeks to answer the main question that shapes our lives

An 85-year Harvard study has shown that jobs that require little human interaction tend to have the most miserable employees and trucking is one of them.

Did you know that today, March 20, is International Day of Happiness? Happiness may seem like an elusive goal, but it often starts with adopting simple, daily practices that compound your joy over time. Whether you have five minutes to relax in or are trying to make a long-term positive life change, these 10 simple methods been researched and proven...