Now Available for Free – happier.com IPhone Application With Happiness Test
- “As a neuroscientist, I really like the idea of the program….” – a user review
- Measure your happiness. Track Your progress. And record what goes well each day.
- Daily awareness and tracking of emotions is one of the first steps toward lasting, sustainable happiness
- Two decades of research show that focusing on what goes well, and why, helps you build your life around authentic sources of happiness
- Application includes an introductory video from Prof. Martin Seligman, of the University of Pennsylvania
Our Mission: We inspire people to be happier.
happier.com inspires people to be happier and more resilient every day. Through assessments and exercises to measure, track and improve happiness, thousands of users have experienced a meaningful improvement. Easy-to-use applications, both online and for the iPhone, provide users with the tools they need to be happier.
Everything we offer is based on leading research. We partner with psychologists including Dr. Martin Seligman, author of “Learned Optimism” and “Authentic Happiness” and the founder of the field of positive psychology.
happier.com is a personal trainer for your happiness. With more than a dozen tools and tests to help you measure, track and improve your happiness, you can trust the happier.com experts to help you reach your goals. Exclusive videos and a popular blog mean there’s something new to learn every day. Download the free iPhone application or find what you’re looking for with the Positive Psychology Practitioner Directory. happier.com is on Facebook, LinkedIn, and twitter and has meetup groups in Washington, Philadelphia, and Portland, with more planned. Click here for a social media press release from our launch.
Thx for the app. I just got one question about that happinesstest: in allmost every question you need to compare yourself to others. Why is that?
Kim – thanks for your question. Some of the tests we have on happier.com don’t require you to compare yourself to others. Let us know what you think!
-Andrew and the team at happier.com
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