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Farmers know the differences between flourishing and languishing when looking out in their fields or surveying herds, but how about what they look like in people?
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Delving into the difficult emotions stemming from his traumatic childhood, sociologist Corey Keyes creates a new narrative for living a contented life
On my way to the World Happiness Summit in London, I receive a Whats-App video from my brother. My niece, five-year-old Ada, is moulding Play-Doh, singing under her breath. ‘What’s the song?’ asks her father from behind the camera. ‘In-es-cap-able de-ath,’ she chants, following up with a quicker, zanier, and more jaunty: ‘Inescapable death.’
If your life feels aimless and joyless, you may be languishing, says psychologist Corey Keyes — who reveals how it differs from depression and what you can do to flourish instead