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July 23, 2014
 Thought Leadership in Positive Psychology

The 5 Most Popular Pieces I Have Ever Written

 

Over the years there have been a few pieces of writing I have done that have really captured public interest. Here is a greatest hits of sorts of topics ranging from revenge to happiness. I hope you enjoy them and share them with others:

 

1. What happy people do differently:

 

 In this cover article from Psychology Today co-author Todd Kashdan and I offer a new take on happiness. 

 

http://tinyurl.com/o6d5a5h 

 

2. Revenge is good for you:

 

Everyone knows that revenge is bad. Except for when it is good. 

 

http://tinyurl.com/oeqcc7b  

 

 

3. 5 Myths about positive psychology:

 

Because it is positive people want to believe in positive psychology. Although there are many terrific scientific findings emerging from this field there are some that have been mis-interpreted. 

 

 http://tinyurl.com/cf5tb87 

 

4. Are hook-ups psychologically healthy?

 

I wrote an uncharacteristic piece on sex just to see how popular a topic it is. More than 80 thousand people read the post and the number grows daily. Read it to see what's so tantalizing! 

 

 http://tinyurl.com/oqlsx7x 

 

5. Your happiest days are behind you. 

 

In this TEDx talk I argue that the past is an overlooked repository of happiness. I also have the opportunity to tell one of my favorite stories:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QTVv9tAlIE&feature=youtu.be  

 

 

 

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 Best,

 

--Dr. Robert Biswas-Diener
I'm taking off all work this fall to teach! 
Teaching is my greatest passion. I am deeply invested in sharing interesting information and helping others develop practical skills. Instead of traveling this fall I will be teaching five courses ranging from storytelling to coaching skills. As of this writing all the courses are half full. This means there are currently about 6 spots still available for each. Please join me this fall for an engaging learning experience.
 

 

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 Dr. Robert Biswas Diener and Positive Acorn