#mentalabsence — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #mentalabsence, aggregated by home.social.
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“Does #money buy #happiness?
The deeper insight in #Killingsworth's original research, the one almost nobody talks about, is the part that should sit with you longer than the income numbers. The #TrackYourHappiness app had been telling him for years that the single biggest predictor of in-the-moment well-being is not money at all. It is whether your #mind is on the thing you are doing.
His most cited paper, written with Daniel Gilbert at Harvard, is titled A #WanderingMind Is an Unhappy Mind. The data from the app showed that people are mentally absent from what they are doing 47 percent of the time, and that #mentalabsence is one of the strongest predictors of #unhappiness in the entire dataset. More predictive than income. More predictive than the activity itself. More predictive than almost any demographic variable you could measure.”
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“Does #money buy #happiness?
The deeper insight in #Killingsworth's original research, the one almost nobody talks about, is the part that should sit with you longer than the income numbers. The #TrackYourHappiness app had been telling him for years that the single biggest predictor of in-the-moment well-being is not money at all. It is whether your #mind is on the thing you are doing.
His most cited paper, written with Daniel Gilbert at Harvard, is titled A #WanderingMind Is an Unhappy Mind. The data from the app showed that people are mentally absent from what they are doing 47 percent of the time, and that #mentalabsence is one of the strongest predictors of #unhappiness in the entire dataset. More predictive than income. More predictive than the activity itself. More predictive than almost any demographic variable you could measure.”
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“Does #money buy #happiness?
The deeper insight in #Killingsworth's original research, the one almost nobody talks about, is the part that should sit with you longer than the income numbers. The #TrackYourHappiness app had been telling him for years that the single biggest predictor of in-the-moment well-being is not money at all. It is whether your #mind is on the thing you are doing.
His most cited paper, written with Daniel Gilbert at Harvard, is titled A #WanderingMind Is an Unhappy Mind. The data from the app showed that people are mentally absent from what they are doing 47 percent of the time, and that #mentalabsence is one of the strongest predictors of #unhappiness in the entire dataset. More predictive than income. More predictive than the activity itself. More predictive than almost any demographic variable you could measure.”
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“Does #money buy #happiness?
The deeper insight in #Killingsworth's original research, the one almost nobody talks about, is the part that should sit with you longer than the income numbers. The #TrackYourHappiness app had been telling him for years that the single biggest predictor of in-the-moment well-being is not money at all. It is whether your #mind is on the thing you are doing.
His most cited paper, written with Daniel Gilbert at Harvard, is titled A #WanderingMind Is an Unhappy Mind. The data from the app showed that people are mentally absent from what they are doing 47 percent of the time, and that #mentalabsence is one of the strongest predictors of #unhappiness in the entire dataset. More predictive than income. More predictive than the activity itself. More predictive than almost any demographic variable you could measure.”
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“Does #money buy #happiness?
The deeper insight in #Killingsworth's original research, the one almost nobody talks about, is the part that should sit with you longer than the income numbers. The #TrackYourHappiness app had been telling him for years that the single biggest predictor of in-the-moment well-being is not money at all. It is whether your #mind is on the thing you are doing.
His most cited paper, written with Daniel Gilbert at Harvard, is titled A #WanderingMind Is an Unhappy Mind. The data from the app showed that people are mentally absent from what they are doing 47 percent of the time, and that #mentalabsence is one of the strongest predictors of #unhappiness in the entire dataset. More predictive than income. More predictive than the activity itself. More predictive than almost any demographic variable you could measure.”