Happiness is not a science. It is an art. There are rules and guidelines that once we learn them and live them lead to a true and lasting happiness.

By examining the fundamentally happy role models of our modern ag...

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Happiness is not a science. It is an art. There are rules and guidelines that once we learn them and live them lead to a true and lasting happiness.

By examining the fundamentally happy role models of our modern age, the lessons learned throughout history, the best research from the most prestigious institutions, and personal life experience, this book gives the reader insight into their own journey with happiness.

That insight is combined with practical and actionable steps to begin living a happier life, right now!

The Fundamental Theory of Happiness uses clear, easy-to-read language to show you how to:

  • Discover the enemies of your happiness
  • Understand how to best prioritize all the responsibilities and relationships clamoring for your time & attention
  • Be able to better handle negative emotions and situations
  • Communicate more effectively with your loved ones about happiness
  • Share your faith better
  • Be a happier, more hopeful person!

The Fundamental Theory of Happiness is an immensely practical book that will have you feeling better almost as soon as you start reading ... give you a roadmap to maintaining the true, abiding happiness that is more than just a feeling ... and finally, show you how to share that with others.



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