The Happiness Hypothesis Audiobook
The Happiness Hypothesis is a book base on psychology and mental health. It is written by Jonathan Haidt. He is an American professor of Ethical leadership at NYU. He is also a social psychologist and an author as well. His main focused areas are the psychology of moral emotions and morality. You are recommended to check out his The Coddling of the American Mind book. Another good one from the author on religion and politics matter is The Righteous Mind.
The narration of this chapter is done by Ryan Vincent Anderson. It was just an OK performance and the presentation doesn’t fit easily with the content of the book. Despite that, the book for its content is still recommended in audio.
The Happiness Hypothesis
The author in this book combines two genres of scientific research and philosophical wisdom very skillfully. The content found in this book delighted all the listeners with some excellent insights. The author explains with a lot of command and examples that why we face difficulty in controlling ourselves to stick with our plans.
Why no achievement could bring long-lasting happiness? Still, there could be some opportunities in our lives that could come with their profound effects. Further, why do the actual atheists have to go through the spiritual elevation in their lives? The author beautifully addresses all these questions along with several other related things.
Free Audiobook The Happiness Hypothesis
The information shared in this book is captivating and it is also instant applicable as well. The audience had issues with the narrator who at times was difficult to understand and that restricted audience to develop a connection with the book easily.
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