The art and science of happiness | Arthur Brooks | TEDxKC

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @valescaladeira
    @valescaladeira Год назад +176

    I highly recommend his course on managing happiness. It changed my life! And it s 100% free.

    • @tangjy
      @tangjy Год назад +5

      What insights from his course changed your life?

    • @valescaladeira
      @valescaladeira Год назад +31

      The explanation of happiness is a choice we make every day, and it s like a muscle that you have to "work out" to master this skill. It s a very complete course and yet easy explained and science based with simple examples. I recommend all my family and friends to study this. Im much happier now, i see happiness every day on the little, quotidian things, and above all, im very grateful and fulfilled.

    • @lady4191
      @lady4191 Год назад +1

      Bunch of bs

    • @lady4191
      @lady4191 Год назад +1

      ​@@valescaladeira did you not already understand that it's part of being human

    • @CD_RN_Independent_Voter
      @CD_RN_Independent_Voter Год назад +14

      @@valescaladeira Thank you for encouraging others who want to learn new wellness skills!

  • @RD12349
    @RD12349 7 месяцев назад +30

    Healthy friendships- Anyone who introduces you to bad habits is not your friend.

  • @olebrumm8
    @olebrumm8 Год назад +17

    this man is a great public speaker

  • @alphabeta8403
    @alphabeta8403 Год назад +31

    7:00 Treadmill
    8:00 Haves/Wants ratio
    12:00 *Faith, family, friends and work*

  • @tomTom-lb5cu
    @tomTom-lb5cu Год назад +34

    Happiness varies from day to day . I can be happy at some point everyday. If I start feeling depressed, I’ll exercise and then I’ll feel great actually. Get a nice shower, stay neat and clean. Maintain my appearance the best I can and it gives me self respect. I’m happier now in my 60’s than I’ve ever been in my life . This is freedom. Being a teenager was freedom because we have no financial stress but we have school stress. Now as long as you are financially independent and physically fit life is good every minute. But a good part of that is from the sacrifices I made in the years before that because I visualized this in my thirties. When you reach the age where your parents passed away then it your time to just enjoy a peaceful, fun life. Be kind, be happy, be generous in whatever way you can and it will come back to you. You reap what you sow. God bless

  • @DorothyShioura
    @DorothyShioura 5 месяцев назад +7

    Happiness comes from within yourself ❤️

  • @williamhartman9
    @williamhartman9 Год назад +6

    This guy is incredible. Impactful!

  • @ambiven10
    @ambiven10 Год назад +9

    Dr Arthur is amazing! I love his work. We need his talks now more than ever.

  • @dannifever
    @dannifever 2 года назад +33

    I struggle with my wellness sometimes. the high and lows come but right now after three years of recovery and actually listenning, truly studying , has helped me grow and that i am in control of my happiness... by being humble and above all striving for what is right... idk how to write well but im trying my best daily to do what i need. im thankful to come accross this video , its proven to me that I AM ON THE RIGHT PATH TO MY RECOVERY... DONT GIVE UP IF YOUR TRYING > WE ARE ROOTING FOR YOU!~

    • @shawnriffhard
      @shawnriffhard 2 года назад +7

      Awesome! And we're rooting for you, too.

    • @dreamlanguageschool3494
      @dreamlanguageschool3494 7 месяцев назад

      Wow happy that its proven to you. I m always so sad these days Hope you stay happy.

    • @BianicEpicVideos
      @BianicEpicVideos 4 месяца назад

      You're a legend

  • @finnophilepodcast
    @finnophilepodcast 2 года назад +27

    lovely. I have been following Arthur's works for a while and what he says makes complete sense.

  • @tangjy
    @tangjy Год назад +13

    Very simplified western-centric perspective. It works in our modern materialistic Western world - to a degree. He said it requires you to “be strong”, so requiring willpower, discipline, work, which is all well and good. What if one year,after practicing all these, he still isn’t happy? That’ll probably get him into a downward spiral. Equanimity with how things are is the Buddhist perspective, so he gets close to that idea. One aspect he misses is, look at why you want certain things - that why could give you clues as to what you’re truly seeking. I do agree that the journey, the search is an essential part of life, and embracing that rather than focusing on the final point does bring more happiness.

    • @alfredhitchcock45
      @alfredhitchcock45 9 месяцев назад

      Because he is Western

    • @BianicEpicVideos
      @BianicEpicVideos 4 месяца назад

      And it's actually an eastern concept... So...

    • @BianicEpicVideos
      @BianicEpicVideos 4 месяца назад

      The point Arthur is making is simply doing anything for happiness is going to lead to unhappiness, so your goal should always be towards progress instead of happiness

  • @matchakaw6603
    @matchakaw6603 Год назад +25

    i dont get how this only have views as of 12/29/2022. this is golden

  • @_fffeline
    @_fffeline Год назад +10

    I will be taking your class at Harvard. Thank you for offering this course!

  • @crystalclear6660
    @crystalclear6660 6 месяцев назад +3

    Faith. I could work on that. Family- what if your family is toxic or they don’t care about being your family. And say you’re dealing with conditional love? Friends? Everyone is fake and shallow. It be nice to have REAL friends. But how does one make REAL friends in their forties? Or when your life is work, home, sleep, repeat? And maybe I can do the last one. But still I want more. I want a f*cking raise. I work hard. Very hard. And regardless of whether I get my license or not…I deserve a raise.

    • @BrianTCarter
      @BrianTCarter 5 месяцев назад +2

      Maybe you have to step out of the box you’ve chosen, and try another.

  • @luisarellanorn3309
    @luisarellanorn3309 Год назад +4

    Maybe...Always from Servanthood within the contentment of true Salvation. Eternal life in Christ

    • @neen319
      @neen319 5 месяцев назад

      Flop

  • @leo290702
    @leo290702 Год назад +2

    only Prof Brooks is able to breakdown the maths of happiness from all my googling.
    my own simplification is:
    Happiness = Enjoying Entertainment/Food + Keep Exercising /Learning + Being Contented/Appreciative.

  • @gregkettnerworkhappy
    @gregkettnerworkhappy Год назад +2

    Thank you for your talk Arthur. The work you so is so amazing. Thank you!😀

  • @RD12349
    @RD12349 5 месяцев назад +5

    Friends with good habits & healthy attitude. People who are grateful and see the good & positive. Stay away from people who have victim mentality. Always looking for drama & complaining& ungrateful.

  • @thetrueHelene
    @thetrueHelene 5 месяцев назад +2

    Excellent talk !

  • @TiaGraham
    @TiaGraham Год назад +3

    A fantastic talk! I have been studying and teaching the science of happiness for 5-years and I truly valued how you framed the formula and the way you talked about how we need to go back to our baseline with our emotions. Go contrary to our nature is powerful and not talked about enough. I also LOVED the Dalai Lama quote that you shared. I studied with Dr. Ben-Shahar who used to be at Harvard and hope to study with you one day.

  • @thomasellis5617
    @thomasellis5617 8 месяцев назад +1

    Fascinante yo supe de este hombre maravilloso gracias a un libro de Andrés opennheimer hace referencia a su trabajo y aquí estoy, una cosa buena me trajo a otra mejor.❤❤

  • @willmassalino
    @willmassalino 10 месяцев назад

    "Precisamos aprender a querer o que temos, e não ter o que queremos..."
    Dalai-lama sobre ter satisfação na vida.

    • @stephaniebowers7068
      @stephaniebowers7068 5 месяцев назад

      Sheryl Crow’s not getting what you want / it’s wanting what you’ve got… ; )

  • @finddeniro
    @finddeniro Год назад +2

    Simplified Living..
    Get close.

  • @wellbodisalone
    @wellbodisalone 8 месяцев назад

    Simplified living 👍

  • @sdn5682
    @sdn5682 3 месяца назад

    God i really need this

  • @SpyGrl007
    @SpyGrl007 11 месяцев назад +1

    The formula for satisfaction has been published by others previously like Alain De Botton

  • @AustinTexasPowers
    @AustinTexasPowers Год назад +3

    Buddhist story and joke
    Story: someone tells a Buddhist monk “I want happiness” and the monk says ok 1. You must remove “i” for that is the ego 2. You must remove “want” because that’s desire 3. You’re left with “happiness”
    Although to be fair happiness can be be defined differently like success, freedom, and love
    Joke: What the did the Buddhist say to the hot dog vendor? “Make me one with everything” 😅😂

  • @MjMurphy777
    @MjMurphy777 Год назад

    Well said👍

  • @elizabethbarkley4870
    @elizabethbarkley4870 Год назад +1

    New concept, and I like it. But I still want a pool. The point is, can I be happy without it?

  • @Kat-wj3jp
    @Kat-wj3jp Год назад +5

    I think there are some really good points in this talk, but only a privileged person can say that politics is "trivial" - politics can be life or death. And not all family relationships are necessarily beneficial for everyone - there are plenty of toxic and abusive families out there, and 'chosen family' can be just as important and meaningful.

  • @OrangeMicMusic
    @OrangeMicMusic 2 месяца назад

    I wonder if he got this theory of what is happiness before or after he was successful in his life.

  • @CW-nk2vd
    @CW-nk2vd 11 месяцев назад

    Hello! This is Curtis from Ohio and I just wanted to give you a suggestion about that suit that you’re wearing that suit jacket seems to be fitting you uncomfortable or you seem to be uncomfortable in it somehow. I would suggest getting a bigger jacket or unbuttoning it when you’re up there talking and moving around. You looked constrained by it.

  • @jiena1924
    @jiena1924 2 месяца назад

    But does wanting less have no self development..? I haven't truly got it yet😢

  • @Mark_Trail
    @Mark_Trail Год назад +2

    I find I'm most happiest when working towards goals, which is mostly financial freedom and higher quality standard of living.
    Is this considered "work" 🤔

  • @jwetzel3141
    @jwetzel3141 7 месяцев назад

    Great to know how rich Ivory tower people are dealing with unhappiness. I guess everybody else struggling with insanely high rent, insurance cost, food cost, taxes of every conceivable kind
    should just “not want stuff”. Normal people can’t get out from under thousands of dollars per month of bills which they cannot opt out of. You cannot get off the treadmill. You’re not allowed.

  • @robbykiller2323
    @robbykiller2323 Год назад +5

    This is undeniable and irrefutable.

  • @yaulkwong3775
    @yaulkwong3775 19 дней назад

    So that formula explain why people suddenly get rich, for example lottery. Their life will become miserable soon. As the haves having more… the wants goes up even more… so even less satisfying… at the end of the day all money spent and back to poor.

  • @ayuprabhav2
    @ayuprabhav2 Год назад

    My mission is Arthur C Brooks, please no more spread out about some negativity had to be done, cause not everyone has good understanding especially the kid, its dangerous if they heard what Arthur statement without parents, Arthur.. I say to you, the negativity so easily to come up everytime everywhere by anyone, automaticly.. So pls don't ask to show off the negativity by fully awareness, must better ask about the love... Nit everyone wanna it

  • @luisarellanorn3309
    @luisarellanorn3309 Год назад +2

    Joy of the Lord...Jesus ecxeeds all happiness

  • @TH2023-l3n
    @TH2023-l3n 6 месяцев назад

    No one else put off the by dead fish?

  • @pamelavega9156
    @pamelavega9156 2 месяца назад

    With stable satisfaction could you not fall into conformism in some way?

  • @GG-fs6yp
    @GG-fs6yp Год назад +8

    He’s so very overrated!
    Don’t waste your money.

    • @wayando
      @wayando Год назад

      He is on to something though

    • @ambrizethlima9289
      @ambrizethlima9289 8 месяцев назад +1

      the class is free.

    • @BianicEpicVideos
      @BianicEpicVideos 4 месяца назад

      Someone needs to work on managing their happiness

  • @glenda7921
    @glenda7921 10 месяцев назад

    The smell of turkey cooking isn’t happiness for the turkey. Js

  • @avrilllll3611
    @avrilllll3611 Год назад

    I hate my family

  • @BRPSAdeCV
    @BRPSAdeCV Год назад +3

    The suffering, faith, or life philosphy argument has already been made by Jordan Peterson; not new at all. The reverse bucket argument is a negative assertion, instead of an affirming one. Has the author thought that perhaps his method could better be construed and applied as Sheryl Crow sang it long ago: "It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you've got." Ridding yourself of cravings for things, people, experiences, etc that you truly enjoy, and from which you gain satisfaction, do give you purpose. Denying yourself is just being austere. Want what you've got, appreciate it, share it, enjoy it. Reductive minimalism is what this author poses. And attaching it all to the concept of a "personal brand" is where it all falls apart. You are a person, an individual, not a "brand". A brand is made to sell, made to entice, made to stir cravings, made to stir emotion. All of those things are contrary to what the author says and writes. Sorry, but his argumentation is flawed.

  • @mohamedmaged3392
    @mohamedmaged3392 2 года назад +2

    God loves you and takes care of you for the arrival of this message to you. God exists and He is the one who controls the universe. The biggest loss that a person can lose in this life is to live and die without knowing God and His Messenger Muhammad and the Islamic religion is the last religion after the Torah and the Bible. I advise you who read this message to read The Qur’an is translated in its own language, and after that, you can decide whether you are convinced of it or not. What is your feeling after death, and you see what awaits you from God’s torment, an eternal loss of intelligence to know and read, and you have the judgment after your conviction.

    • @dollywaxman3896
      @dollywaxman3896 2 года назад

      glad you find comfort in a book that was written after Muhammad died by his brothers. Religious and sacred books are about others experiences. Using them as a guide helps one live a better life. I find peace in knowing I do not know anything but the moment. If I am not content, it is my disconnect with the eternal. Seek and you will find.

    • @luisarellanorn3309
      @luisarellanorn3309 Год назад

      John 3:16 please remember He, by His Name is the Only Way. Jesus the Christ, Lamb of Godand Lord of Lord's Amen

  • @lady4191
    @lady4191 Год назад

    What a concept 😂😂😂 telling people to pay you so there happy

  • @heizoumain8132
    @heizoumain8132 Год назад +3

    what a weird body language lmao

  • @MyNadje
    @MyNadje Год назад

    BLABLABLABLA

  • @traviss5100
    @traviss5100 Год назад +5

    World's most respected religious figure = Jesus Christ > Dalai Lama

    • @wayando
      @wayando Год назад +4

      Dalai Lama is a respected person you can go meet. So you don't have to fantasize what he said ... because you hear him say it

    • @idx1941
      @idx1941 Год назад

      Jesus never existed, he's a myth.