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Five minutes with Paul Dolan: “Happiness is experiences of pleasure and purpose over time”
Five minutes with Paul Dolan: “Happiness is experiences of pleasure and purpose over time”
How can we be happier? What is happiness? These questions are often asked yet seldomly answered in a satisfactory manner. In an interview with Joel Suss, editor of USAPP’s sister blog, British Politics and Policy at LSE, Paul Dolan explores these questions and discusses his new book, Happiness by Design. Released yesterday, the book is a culmination of years of […]