Happiness, Micro-Stresses and our Brain’s Primary Function

Update: 2020-09-21

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How much of your happiness levels are genetic?

Does money motivate you?

What is the true importance of feedback?

And can you maintain a state of being "always on"?

An enlightening conversation with Katherine Tiddy about the importance of being happy at work will help answer all of these questions as many more as Simon tries to keep up with Katherine's facts relating to neuroscience with a balloon analogy.

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Happiness, Micro-Stresses and our Brain’s Primary Function

Simon Lunt & Katherine Tiddy

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Happiness, Micro-Stresses and our Brain’s Primary Function

Simon Lunt & Katherine Tiddy

Happiness, Micro-Stresses and our Brain’s Primary Function