The science of happiness: understanding subjective wellbeing
Understand mood, life satisfaction and meaning, read happiness research with its limits in mind, and turn a broad concern into a practical next question
The 69un.do journal
Practical ideas for planning your day and making time for what matters to you
Big changes start with small actions that fit into an ordinary day
Turn an idea into a first step
Understand mood, life satisfaction and meaning, read happiness research with its limits in mind, and turn a broad concern into a practical next question
Choose prompts for useful experiences, difficulties, decisions and the next action
Turn observations about completed work into a small change, an owner and a follow-up
A conversation-club example for connecting purpose, working conditions and the next action
Distinguish purpose, working principles and an offering, then check whether they fit together
A study-kit example for choosing an area, agreeing on storage and testing the arrangement
Use sorting, storage and clear agreements to make one working area easier to use
Move from possible explanations to observations and follow-up actions
One problem, useful branches and propositions you can check
Text, paper, interactive models or scenarios matched to the action you need to observe
One question, a suitable model and an observable task
Find unsupported promises, conflicting information and unclear next steps