Happiness science for breakout careers | by Breakout List | Medium
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People come to The Breakout List while thinking about which companies they want to join, and by association, their careers.
8 min read Jun 16, 2015 -- People come to The Breakout List while thinking about which companies they want to join, and by association, their careers. Many have asked us questions about career planning, and some readers asked about finding meaning in life. We did our research and identified a great book on the topic. The Happiness Hypothesis, by Jonathan Haidt. If you like this summary, you’ll love the book — it has numerous interesting points, so much so that it was near impossible to skim read. This is a summary of some of the main concepts of The Happiness Hypothesis. We have left…
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