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    • Boosting happiness with Apple Card and travelApple Card offers daily rewards and financial management, traveling to sunny places like San Diego can improve mental health, and addressing languishing through setting tech boundaries and prioritizing rest can enhance overall happiness

      There are various ways to enhance our happiness and wellbeing. Apple Card, with its cashback rewards, can help manage finances and earn daily rewards. Traveling to places like San Diego, known for its sun, sand, and welcoming vibes, can provide a much-needed break and boost our mental health. Additionally, understanding and addressing the feeling of languishing, a state of lethargy and joylessness, can help improve overall happiness. As Adam Grant, a renowned psychologist and scholar, noted in a New York Times article, languishing is an often overlooked but significant emotional state, especially during times of disruption and uncertainty. To combat this feeling, setting boundaries around technology use and prioritizing rest can be effective strategies.

    • Struggling with unproductive habits despite expertiseUnderstanding the complexity of human behavior and the importance of self-awareness and adaptability in dealing with unproductive habits.

      Even experts on behavior change can struggle with unproductive habits and feel frustrated when they can't explain why. The speaker shares her experience of binge-watching TV shows late into the night, despite her knowledge of the negative effects on her productivity and well-being. Initially, she felt frustration, guilt, and understood the feelings of procrastination. However, she did not fit the diagnosis of depression or burnout as she still had hope and was active. Instead, she suggests that it might be a result of the unusual circumstances and the need for a change in routine due to the pandemic. This experience highlights the complexity of human behavior and the importance of self-awareness and adaptability.

    • Understanding Languishing: The Middle Ground Between Mental Health and Mental IllnessLanguishing is an emotional state of emptiness, aimlessness, and joylessness, increasing risk for depression and anxiety. Often overlooked, it's a significant mental health concern.

      There's a middle ground between mental health and mental illness, known as languishing. Unlike burnout, which is characterized by exhaustion and depletion, languishing is a sense of emptiness, aimlessness, and joylessness. It's not a disease or a disorder, but an emotional state that can have significant consequences. People who are languishing are more likely to cut back on work and become distracted, and they're at greater risk for depression and anxiety in the future. This concept was first introduced by researcher Corey Keyes over two decades ago, but it gained renewed attention during the pandemic. Languishing is often overlooked because it's less visible than other mental health issues, as it's characterized by an absence of emotion rather than intense feelings. Despite its prevalence and potential consequences, languishing remains a less well-known concept in the mental health discourse.

    • Understanding and Addressing Languishing: A Key to HappinessRecognizing and addressing languishing, a feeling of meh or blah, is crucial for overall well-being and happiness. Prioritize self-care and seek solutions to prevent it from developing into something more serious.

      While depression and anxiety often motivate people to seek help or find solutions, a state of languishing can be more insidious. It's a feeling of meh or blah that can go unnoticed until it develops into something more serious. Contrary to trying to force oneself back into engagement, understanding and addressing languishing is key. Adam Grant's article on the topic resonated with millions as it captured the dominant emotion of 2021. His personal experience with languishing and the realization that many were struggling with it led him to write about it, resulting in an article that went viral. Hosting on Airbnb can also be a way to earn extra money and feel more at home while traveling. Overall, prioritizing physical and mental wellness, as well as recognizing and addressing languishing, are essential steps towards happiness.

    • The power of labeling emotions and experiencesLabeling emotions and experiences can help reduce guilt and frustration, provide understanding and acceptance, and spark generative conversations when different perspectives are brought to the table.

      The power of labeling emotions and experiences can have a profound impact on how we process and respond to them. The author's article on the concept of "languishing" resonated widely due to its ability to give a name to a feeling many were experiencing during the pandemic. However, the author was initially disappointed that the reaction seemed to be one-note and didn't lead to the generative conversations she had hoped for. One exception was a critique by Austin Kleon, who offered an alternative perspective on the concept, emphasizing the importance of recognizing that difficult times may call for rest and patience rather than immediate productivity. This exchange highlights the potential for dialogue and growth that can arise when different perspectives are brought to the table. The author's experience also underscores the psychological significance of labeling emotions, which can help reduce feelings of guilt and frustration and provide a sense of understanding and acceptance. The research of Matthew Lieberman on phobias further illustrates this point, demonstrating how naming and acknowledging fears can be an essential first step towards overcoming them.

    • Recognizing emotional statesLabeling emotional states like languishing can give us power, understanding, and insight, helping us learn from past experiences, gain wisdom, and take action to improve our current situation.

      Recognizing and labeling our emotional states, such as languishing, can provide us with a sense of power and understanding. This realization can help us learn from past experiences, gain wisdom, and take action to improve our current situation. The act of labeling our emotions also allows us to better understand the underlying psychological processes and potentially find ways to alleviate them. For instance, recognizing languishing as a state of emotional stagnation can help us identify the absence of dopamine and motivation, leading us to seek out activities that bring us joy and fulfillment. Overall, acknowledging and understanding our emotional states is a crucial step towards overcoming them.

    • Understanding and Overcoming LanguishingLabeling feelings of languishing can help individuals seek resources, embrace honest emotions, and improve mental wellbeing. Practical tips include engaging in physical activity, setting proactive goals, and considering hosting on Airbnb.

      Recognizing and acknowledging feelings of languishing – a state of feeling stuck and unproductive – can help individuals take action to improve their mental wellbeing. The label of languishing provides a name to a common experience, allowing individuals to seek out resources and self-compassion. Additionally, challenging societal expectations of constant positivity and embracing the normalcy of sharing honest emotions can lead to greater mental health. The article's author, Adam Grant, shares personal experiences and practical tips for overcoming languishing, including engaging in physical activity and setting proactive goals. Considering hosting on Airbnb as a source of extra income and a way to connect with travelers can also contribute to overall happiness.

    • Unexpected sources of happiness and motivationFind joy in unexpected places like family bonding, job search assistance, or travel to revitalize your spirit

      Finding happiness and overcoming feelings of languishing can come from unexpected sources. In the case of the speaker, it was through the social connection and engaging experience of playing Mario Kart with family members during the pandemic. Meanwhile, for those seeking employment, Express Employment Professionals offers personalized assistance in job searches, ensuring a trustworthy and supportive process. San Diego, with its welcoming people and beautiful scenery, is another source of rejuvenation. So whether it's through a fun activity, a helping hand in your job search, or a trip to a vibrant destination, remember that there are resources and experiences out there to help you feel reenergized and motivated.

    • Experience flow to escape languishingFlow, a state of complete absorption, provides feelings of competence, mindfulness, and mattering, helping individuals avoid languishing. Distinguish good flow from junk flow for optimal benefits.

      Flow is a state of complete absorption in an activity that leads to feelings of competence, mindfulness, and mattering, which can help individuals escape languishing. Flow is not a one-size-fits-all concept; it can be found in various activities, from reading Harry Potter to playing video games or writing. It's important to distinguish good flow from junk flow. While junk flow can provide a temporary escape, it often leaves individuals feeling drained and unsatisfied. In contrast, good flow activities, such as those that offer a sense of mastery, can lead to positive emotions and forward momentum. Mastery refers to the feeling of competence that comes from improving or accomplishing something, no matter how small. It's not about becoming an expert but rather experiencing small wins that boost self-confidence. Engaging in activities that offer mastery can help individuals avoid languishing and feel a sense of progress.

    • Balancing mastery and mindfulness for personal growthFocus on manageable challenges for mastery and mindfulness, avoid distractions for mindfulness, and prioritize focused activities for both.

      Finding a balance between mastery and mindfulness is crucial for personal growth and well-being. Mastery comes from setting and achieving manageable challenges, giving us a sense of accomplishment and confidence. Manageable difficulties are tasks that are not too easy, but not too hard, allowing us to push our limits and grow. Mindfulness, on the other hand, is the ability to focus all your attention on the present moment and the task at hand. It's essential for reaching a state of flow and achieving mastery. In today's world, with the constant distractions of technology, it's more important than ever to consciously allocate time for focused activities and avoid multitasking. By prioritizing mastery and mindfulness, we can improve our productivity, reduce stress, and live more fulfilling lives.

    • Dedicate uninterrupted time for deep work or fun activitiesDeep work and immersive activities can lead to a sense of mattering, counteracting feelings of languishing. Focus on these to make the most of your time and foster meaningful connections.

      Constantly checking emails and phones can fragment valuable time into insignificant pieces, leading to hours and days lost. To counteract this, we should dedicate uninterrupted time for deep work or fun activities. This immersion, as seen in video games, can lead to a sense of mattering, which is crucial for combating feelings of languishing. Mattering stems from both being noticed and cared for by others, as well as relying on and making a difference in their lives. Even small acts of kindness can have a significant impact on our mood and sense of contribution. By focusing on deep work, immersive activities, and random acts of kindness, we can make the most of our time and foster meaningful connections.

    • Overcoming Languishing: Helping Others and Finding Meaningful ActivitiesHelping others and finding meaningful activities can help individuals overcome languishing during challenging times. Instead of waiting for answers, try offering advice to those who are struggling and engage in activities that bring a sense of flow, mastery, and mattering.

      Understanding the concept of languishing and implementing strategies to overcome it can help individuals during challenging times, such as global pandemics or personal struggles. However, the challenge lies in putting this knowledge into action. Instead of waiting for answers from others, try helping someone else who is languishing and giving them advice. This not only benefits the other person but may also help the giver. Additionally, identifying activities or projects that bring a sense of flow, mastery, and mattering can help individuals overcome languishing. In the upcoming episode of The Happiness Lab, Laurie Santos will discuss burnout and evidence-based ways to recover from it. If you're interested in bonus content and uninterrupted listening, consider subscribing to Pushkin Plus for access to guided meditations and other perks.

    • Investing in physical and mental wellness in San DiegoSan Diego's ideal environment, Canva Presentations' AI tool, and BetterHelp's online therapy platform contribute to overall happiness by improving physical and mental wellness.

      Investing in both physical and mental wellness contributes significantly to overall happiness. San Diego, with its sunny weather, beautiful scenery, and friendly vibes, offers an ideal environment to recharge and find joy. Meanwhile, in the professional sphere, Canva Presentations' AI-powered tool simplifies the process of creating engaging work decks, allowing you to focus on the content without distraction. Lastly, prioritizing mental health is crucial for everyone. BetterHelp's online therapy platform offers flexible, affordable, and accessible support from licensed therapists, making mental wellness care more accessible to all.

    Recent Episodes from The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos

    The Power of Awe... and Where to Find it

    The Power of Awe... and Where to Find it

    Awe reduces stress, helps us forget our minor worries and makes us feel more connected to the people around us. We all need more awe in our lives - but surely it's not that easy to find awesome experiences on your average Tuesday?

    Actor Tony Hale explains how everyday awe helps ease his anxieties, while UC Berkeley's Dacher Keltner shows us how to find awe in music, art, scenery... even in a walk around our block. And Dr Laurie explores the things that give her a sense of awe with the help of Mike Menzel - who built a space telescope that lets us see billions of years into the past.  

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    How to Tame Stress

    How to Tame Stress

    Dr Laurie is stressed, and it's harming her health. Constant worry and stress is bad for our bodies and our minds, but how can we break the cycle and relax? It turns out scientists have learned a lot from one of America's most stressed-out communities - caregivers.  

    Hollywood star Steve Guttenberg talks about the toughest chapter of his life - caring for his dying dad - and Dr Elissa Epel explains why some caregivers suffer badly from stress, while others seem to find ways to live with the awful situation they find themselves in daily.  

    Further reading:

    Steve Guttenberg - Time to Thank: Caregiving for My Hero.

    Dr Elissa Epel - The Stress Prescription: Seven Days to More Joy and Ease

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    How I Stopped Fearing Boredom

    How I Stopped Fearing Boredom

    Dr Laurie HATES boredom! Since childhood she's found it so painful that she'll do anything to avoid being bored. She'll watch crappy TV. She'll find extra work to do. She'll snack. But boredom is actually an incredibly useful tool to boost our happiness and creativity.  

    With the help of leading boredom experts, Dr Laurie learns how to embrace doing nothing and finds that in the midst of tedium our brains can come up with the most amazing breakthrough ideas. 

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    How to Fight Perfectionism

    How to Fight Perfectionism

    Holding yourself to impossibly high standards is self-defeating and makes for a miserable life. Can Dr Laurie Santos find ways to tackle her constant perfectionism so she can perform better and have more fun? 

    She hears from researcher Thomas Curran about a worrying growth in perfectionism in society, and asks "recovering perfectionist" Jordana Confino how to tackle the nagging voice in your head telling you to always push yourself and work harder.  

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    My Personal Struggle to be Happy (Coming June 3)

    My Personal Struggle to be Happy (Coming June 3)

    Sometimes the happiness teacher flunks her own class. In a deeply personal new season, Dr Laurie Santos opens up about the things she really, really struggles with. Things like crippling perfectionism, chronic stress and a paralyzing fear of death. 

    With the help of world-class experts, a Hollywood star and a host of normal people who grapple with the same issues, Dr Laurie will face up to her own happiness demons and try to defeat them. 

    Coming June 3, wherever you get your podcasts. 

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    Happiness Through Generosity : Liz Dunn on The TED Interview

    Happiness Through Generosity : Liz Dunn on The TED Interview

    Liz Dunn is a regular guest on The Happiness Lab, but in this extended interview with TED's Chris Anderson she take us on a deep dive into her research. It shows that by increasing our generosity and by giving to others we can significantly boost our own happiness. 

    Listen to more episodes of The TED Interview wherever you get your podcasts.  

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    Unlock Your Hidden Potential with Adam Grant and Maya Shankar

    Unlock Your Hidden Potential with Adam Grant and Maya Shankar

    A chance to hear a recent episode of A Slight Change of Plans in which Maya Shankar asks psychologist Adam Grant about his new book "Hidden Potential: The Science of Achieving Greater Things". They talk about how to filter out unhelpful feedback, the benefits of imperfectionism, and why we need to give soft skills more respect. 

    Listen to more episodes of A Slight Change of Plans  wherever you get your podcasts. 

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    Five Tips to be Happier at Work (Dr Laurie at SXSW)

    Five Tips to be Happier at Work (Dr Laurie at SXSW)

    Work is a worry. Are we paid enough? Should we be getting promoted quicker? Is artificial intelligence about to replace us all? 

    Speaking at SXSW 2024, Dr Laurie Santos argues that because of all our career woes we often neglect our happiness. She walks through her top five tips for improving our workplace wellbeing - which will not only make us feel better, but might even cause our salaries to rise!  

    Suggested reading from this episode:

    Radical Compassion: Learning to Love Yourself and Your World with the Practice of RAIN by Tara Brach

    Slow Productivity: The Lost Art of Accomplishment Without Burnout by Cal Newport

    Self-Compassion: The Proven Power of Being Kind to Yourself by Kristin Neff

    The Truth About Burnout: How Organizations Cause Personal Stress and What to Do About It by Christina Maslach

    The Business of Friendship by Shasta Nelson

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    Tame Those Devices: 10 Tips to Achieve Digital Balance

    Tame Those Devices: 10 Tips to Achieve Digital Balance

    Technology is amazing! We can make video calls, find facts in an instant and watch movies on our phones. We take all this for granted, but have we let our screens and devices take over too much of our lives? 

    To mark Digital Wellness Day on May 3, we hear from Amy Blankson (author and "chief evangelist" at the Digital Wellness Institute) about her ten tips to tame our devices at home and in the workplace. 

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    How to Grow After Adversity

    How to Grow After Adversity

    Karen Guggenheim was devastated by the death of her husband, Ricardo. She was alive, but dead to the world around her. Slowly she put her life back together and found growing happiness. To share her insights with others in need, Karen started the World Happiness Summit

    Karen's campaign to spread global happiness is just one example of "post traumatic growth". Clinical psychologist Dr Edith Shiro (author of The Unexpected Gift of Trauma) has worked with many people who have recovered from trauma and grown as a result. She explains how we can give ourselves the best possible chance to experience post traumatic growth.

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    Let’s get practical about wellbeing

    Let’s get practical about wellbeing

    We welcome back Dr Sue Allingham in this episode following on from a month highly focused around mental health and wellbeing.

    We often discuss wellbeing from both a theoretical view and quite a negative and deficit perspective of all the things that are not working. What about discussing what we CAN do, the solutions rather than just the problems…

    Angelica Celinska and Dr Sue Allingham discuss both adults’ and children’s wellbeing, what is right for each individual, what is your way of listening? How sometimes we recognise individual needs in adults but actually not always in children. The fact that we cannot schedule wellbeing, and in who’s opinion is it wellbeing anyway? What does wellbeing mean? They consider the need to recognise how the other person feels secure in themselves, and questioning “what do I know about the children and adults around me and what makes them feel comfortable”?

     

    Angelica and Sue tap into:

    • Stepping back and observing – interacting or interfering (Julie Fisher)
    • The adult agenda impacting on children’s wellbeing
    • ‘Chocolates in the staffroom and golden time on a Friday’
    • Sitting ‘nicely’ – what IS sitting nicely, in who’s opinion?
    • Intrinsic vs extrinsic motivation
    • The Leuven Scale – Dr Ferre Laevers’ emotional wellbeing and involvement scales
    • Sticker charts, marble jars, golden time, circle time…does this work for your children? For your community? For your team? For YOU as an educator?
    • Leaders tuning in to their individual team’s needs
    • Critical reflection and critical consumption of knowledge
    • Pressures from various central bodies
    • ‘Emotional backpacks'
    • The right to silence – the United Nations Convention on the Rights of a Child
    • Reading body language 
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    • How does your team know you value them?
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    • Emotional and physical wellbeing is all about the entire body – do the children feel comfortable in the setting? Does your team feel comfortable?
    • Distractions in the environment

    Move The Way Your Soul Likes to Move

    Move The Way Your Soul Likes to Move

    In this episode, we are embracing the concept of moving the way your soul naturally craves. Unshackling ourselves from rigid routines and predetermined notions about physical movement, we explore the liberation and joy that comes from spontaneous, joyful, and soulful motion.

     

    Whether it’s through dance, a walk, playing a sport for the fun of it, or a spontaneous stretch, we dive into the art of listening to our bodies and honoring its innate desire for genuine expression. Discover the benefits of tuning into your inner rhythms, with practical advice on how to start this fulfilling journey toward a happier, healthier you.

     

    Join us as we carve out a path to a more spontaneous, joyful, and soulful life through movement. You’ll learn to tap into a deeper well of joy, freedom, and authenticity, as we encourage you to move in a way that resonates with your inner self, offering an avenue for unparalleled personal renewal.

     

    Be prepared to redefine what movement means to you as we invite you to move the way your soul likes to move. Because when movement becomes a personal joy rather than a chore, the soul dances in harmony with the body, leading to a more enriched, vibrant, and joyful life.

     

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    Wellness Export: A Deep-Dive on Scandinavian Hygge

    Wellness Export: A Deep-Dive on Scandinavian Hygge

    Martin, Mathias & Mads Klarborg are the sons of Etly Klarborg, founder & designer of Klarborg, a Danish design brand with the primary goal of spreading joy, happiness, and hygge through its whimsical cast of characters. On today’s episode, we discuss: 

    • Growing up Klarborg: The trials & triumphs of working for a family owned & operated company– how this helps achieve business objectives, how it (sometimes) gets in the way, and what each Klarborg brother values most about their role within the Klarborg empire. 

    • Holiday 365: What it means to work for a company that’s primarily focused around the holiday season; how this impacts business strategy & planning throughout the year, and what the Klarborg brothers see as their primary advantage to working for a company that's rooted in togetherness,  celebration, love & cherishing the  holiday spirit above all else. (I’ll be honest, I’m imagining their work life a bit like Santa’s Workshop…)

    • Hygge for Improving Mental Health: What this word really means, what it does NOT mean, and how it’s been commercially applied to-date in the United States. Plus, how the concept has evolved in the U.S. for American brands &  consumers, and what we’re getting right (and wrong) about bringing this concept to life with more authenticity  in our everyday lives.

    • Exporting Hygge: How do you export a mindset/vibe/feeling/practice that’s built around community in an increasingly digital world? The Klarborg brothers debunk hygge myths & discuss the concept of exporting Danish wellness for U.S. consumers.

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    **Advice provided on this podcast should not replace medical advice provided by your physician. 

    WEEK 2: Emotional Intelligence & Total Somatic Awareness

    WEEK 2: Emotional Intelligence & Total Somatic Awareness

    In Week 2 of Somatic in September, Heidi Hadley delves into Total Somatic GEMS and how they can increase Total Somatic awareness, wellbeing and emotional intelligence.  This will have an overall impact on the state of your nervous system and how your brain patterns tension, tightness and movement within your beautiful body.

    Practice regularly the FREE resources Heidi hadley has provided to create an inner calm and resilience.  When life can become chaotic and throw unexpected curve balls at you these resources are a life line.

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    Habitual Thinking Traps

    Habitual Thinking Traps

    In this episode, Heidi Hadley delves into the 5 common habitual thinking traps.  It is really important to identify these thinking traps because our mindset, internal narrative and thinking, dictates how our body and musculature are impacted by either positive or negative thought processes.

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