As featured on the TODAY Show and in
Health
magazine("Happiness Hacks That Really Work")
Are you feeling overwhelmed or disconnected from things that once mattered to you? As we rely more and more on technology, it's the devices meant to simplify our lives that often cause us the most stress.
For years, Ellen Leanse worked with titans like Apple, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft. As she watched innovations create new habits in tech, she also noticed a dramatic rise in stress. But what if our habits can instead be hacked for happiness?
In this refreshing, practical book, you'll learn Ellen's proven methods to hack your mind in order to:
Have more time to do things you love
Create real connections to the world around you
Stop living your life on auto pilot
Reclaim focus for the things that matter
And most importantly, REDUCE STRESS
With the hands-on tips and tickets from
The Happiness Hack
, you'll be back in control of your mind and living the life you deserve.
Perfect for readers of
10% Happier
and
The Happiness Advantage
!
Praise for
:
"
is a user's manual for the brain. It makes neuroscience understandable, relevant, and practical, providing a friendly, actionable guide to putting your brain to work for you."—
Nir Eyal, bestselling author of
Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products
, founder of The Habit Summit
"Wisdom and wonder bursts out of every page, along with clear and simple explanations of the science behind what goes on in our heads. Your life -and your brain -will never be the same again
."— Roz Savage, Guinness World Record Holder and Lecturer at Yale University
"Ellen Leanse breaks down the process of achieving happiness with understandable and useful examples that merge brain science and well-researched wisdom, in this approachable, fascinating, helpful book. A must read!
"—Lynda Weinman, Educator, Entrepreneur, Philanthropist; Co-Founder, lynda.com
"In one friendly, action-oriented book, Ellen Petry Leanse integrates insights from science and spirituality about how we can train the brain to create the life -and future - we want
.
— Wade Roush, journalist, futurist, and host of Soonish(soonishpodcast.org)