happiness

The IKEA effect: Doing things for ourselves makes us happier

A business strategy that became a psychological phenomenon

Dec 9 •

Álvaro García

No, you're not missing out on much

Kill FOMO and cultivate your resolutions

Oct 26 •

Álvaro García

The meaning of a finite life

How to find beauty in the ephemeral

Oct 10 •

Álvaro García

The exhibition society

From intimacy to extimacy

Aug 23 •

Álvaro García

Please, go on holiday

Psychological effects of taking vacations

Jul 24 •

Álvaro García

Top 5 most common regrets before people die

The touching story of Bronnie Ware

Jun 23 •

Álvaro García

How to find your purpose in life

Exploring the Japanese concept of "Ikigai" for happiness

Apr 26 •

Álvaro García

Objects don't bring happiness

The problem of seeking happiness in the wrong place

Apr 24 •

Álvaro García

The value of the ephemeral

Exploring the Japanese Concept of ‘Ichi-go ichi-e’

Apr 19 •

Álvaro García

The Psychology of Forests

Discover the Benefits of Shinrin-yoku

Apr 9 •

Álvaro García

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