Arthur C. Brooks

The tragedy of workaholism is the false belief that you can trade toil for affection. Knowing that is the first step to recovery.

The great thinker never let his emotions get the better of him. Instead, he used reason to get the better of his detractors.

The discipline points to constructive ways to celebrate differences in the workplace.

This 19th-century Persian religion has deep, humanistic teachings we can all benefit from.

The ultimate advice for managers could be just to be human.

Being courteous can be challenging in these fractious times, but politeness is much better for your well-being.

Impostor syndrome can certainly harm your happiness. Here are three ways to get over it.

Your subjective sense of things going slowly, and then speeding up, is real. But you can also control it.

It turns out that being charming has a happy mean.

Ensuring a daily dose of sunlight will be good for your happiness.