Simple happiness
Drivers of happiness
Simple happiness
Everyone wants radical change.
Better health. More money. Affordable housing. Less anxiety. A life that feels like it’s moving forward instead of quietly closing in.
But very few people want the inputs required to get there.
Because the real inputs—the ones that actually work—are uncomfortable. They disrupt routines. They challenge incentives. They... See more
Better health. More money. Affordable housing. Less anxiety. A life that feels like it’s moving forward instead of quietly closing in.
But very few people want the inputs required to get there.
Because the real inputs—the ones that actually work—are uncomfortable. They disrupt routines. They challenge incentives. They... See more
The world you want requires inputs you don't
Solve problems, not symptoms
pursuing rabbit holes is not always an act of procrastination. Sometimes, it’s simply your mind telling you to follow your curiosity.
Alexi Gunner • Research as a form of pattern disruption
